A few days ago, the national coordinator of Primero Justicia, Julio Borges, promoted the event under the idea that it would be an opportunity to relaunch the movement and empower the organization’s militancy.
The internal elections of the political party Primero Justicia (PJ) took place successfully and without major mishaps this Saturday, July 9, and concluded with the participation of 103,211 party members.
The PJ leadership shared a statement in which they offer a balance of the day and highlight the portion of 29.6% of the members registered in their party who voted in these elections.
They detail that the organization’s National Electoral Committee managed to manage 533 centers and 606 polling stations throughout the country, points in which the party’s militants cast their votes.
In this letter they announced the winning slates in the 24 states of the country, from which the more than 12,000 positions of the organization that were in dispute will be defined. The winners were:
- Amazon: Iron chaired by Freddy Esqueda.
- Anzoategui: Plate chaired by Carlos Andrés Michelangeli.
- rush: Plate chaired by Emma de Luna.
- Aragua: Plate chaired by Rodrigo Campos.
- Barinas: Plate chaired by Pedro Castillo.
- Bolivar: Iron chaired by Rachid Yasbek.
- Carabobo: Plate chaired by Néstor Olleros.
- fuck: Plate chaired by Yusmaro Jiménez.
- Delta Amacuro: Iron chaired by Bernalda Suárez.
- Falcon: Plate chaired by Gregorio Graterol.
- Capital district: Plate chaired by José Guerra.
- Guarico: Plate chaired by Wilfredo Pérez.
- Guaira: Iron chaired by Johan Ugueto.
- Laura: Plate chaired by Alfonso Marquina.
- Merida: Iron chaired by Alexis Paparoni.
- Miranda: Plate chaired by Andrés Schoelter.
- Monagas: Plate chaired by José Antonio Mendoza.
- new sparta: Plate chaired by José Nicasio Narvaez.
- Portuguese: Plate chaired by José David Angulo.
- Sucre: Plate chaired by Milagros Paz Fuenmayor.
- Tachira: Iron chaired by Karim Vera.
- Trujillo: Iron chaired by Emilio Fajardo.
- Yaracuy: Iron chaired by Ali Mendez.
- Zulia: Plate chaired by Avilio Trocóniz.
The party leadership thanked all the militants for their participation and the Regional Electoral Committees, who organized the entire process in the different regions of the country.
Dear justice men and women throughout the country, we are writing to you to announce the closure of the internal electoral process of our party and to offer the balance of the day. (Thread ?) pic.twitter.com/VjPrWD5kA2
– First Justice (@Pr1meroJusticia) July 9, 2022
The First Justice election day
Primero Justicia carried out its internal election process with the hope of electing more than 12,000 national, regional, municipal and parish representatives.
The yellow awning published a statement in the morning hours, in which they offer the details of the electoral event, highlighting that the organization’s National Electoral Committee would have 537 voting centers deployed throughout the country.
Specifically, 504 national, 5,168 regional and municipal authorities would be elected, in addition to more than 7,000 parishes, for which more than 12,000 positions were in dispute within the political organization to promote its renewal process.
«Today, Primero Justicia bears witness to its democratic vocation and paves the way for its renewal. In each voting center and in each fair vote, the effort and generous dedication of those of us who have decided to work tirelessly for this country are contained”, highlighted the release.
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With the entire electoral structure established for this day, Primero Justicia invited its militants to participate in the event and anyone who “feels the call of service to our country” to register in the party.
They also announced that they will report through their social networks how the electoral event progresses. In this way they will offer a statement with the results after the closing of the tables.
Today, July 9, 2022, as planned, the internal election process for Primero Justicia began. #PJSeRenueva pic.twitter.com/BmCac15zC3
– First Justice (@Pr1meroJusticia) July 9, 2022
Since the morning hours, the Twitter account of Primero Justicia (@Pr1meroJusticia) has published photos of the participation in voting centers deployed in different regions of the country.
In #Maracaibo condition #zulia Our vigilantes and vigilantes are already in the streets with our renewal process. We are going to change Venezuela! #PJSeRenueva pic.twitter.com/Yj2v2BH5Ca
– First Justice (@Pr1meroJusticia) July 9, 2022
Up #Portuguese! Already in the street early our vigilantes and vigilantes in the street participating in our renewal. We are glad to see so many women and young people participating and making history #PJSeRenueva pic.twitter.com/LBLOK5SVXd
– First Justice (@Pr1meroJusticia) July 9, 2022
#justiciers in #Zamora Condition #Miranda participate in the renewal of our leadership.
Democracy is conquered from below and organized ???#PJSeRenueva pic.twitter.com/kqIMlvXHro– First Justice (@Pr1meroJusticia) July 9, 2022
Our great righteous family in #Cabimas renewing its commitment to @FirstJustice and with #Venezuela. #9July #PjZuliaVota #PJSeRenueva #ElectionsPJ pic.twitter.com/p1tQPFYhv4
– PJ Zulia (@PJZulia_) July 9, 2022
A few days ago, the national coordinator of Primero Justicia, Julio Borges, promoted the event under the idea that it would be an opportunity to relaunch the movement and empower the organization’s militancy.
Borges explained that since last November 21 it was agreed to promote a “review process” that would allow facing the political reality of Venezuela in a context that PJ considers dictatorial.
In this sense, PJ faces a reform process of its internal statutes, which are reflected in this electoral process and in the intention to “rethink everything”.
“These internal elections are the result of a serious, thoughtful and review process that we have carried out internally,” Borges declared in an interview for The Pin.
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