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They deny support to the candidate Mejía
posted on: Dec 20 2011 7:30 by RDugey. Viewed 11 times.
The first Vice President and general Secretary of the branch of the Social Christian Reformist Party (PRSC) yesterday dismissed most of the leaders of that entity resigned to support the presidential candidate perredeísta, Hipólito Mejía.
Miguel Valenzuela and Rafael Pumarol said that this is a "big lie" because that organization in Puerto Rico stays "solid and strong" on the national leadership of that political entity headed by Carlos Morales Troncoso.
Valenzuela and Pumarol said that a sample of the strength of the party is that in a meeting convened for the past Friday 16th of this month, attended almost 98% of the managers of the subsidiary, which agreed to further strengthen the organization with a view to the 2012 election.
on their side, the Secretary of organization, Manuel Sanchez, glossed over the departure of the Chairman of the subsidiary, Francisco Almánzar, because, according to u000aHe said, after the restructuring of the party in Puerto Rico, two years ago that "reformism was stimulated in a way such that does not depend on the willingness and handling of one man but a true party structure".
Noted that the organization is strong and solid around the direction of the Christian Social Reformist Party and its Chairman, Morales Troncoso.
Attending A meeting of the past Friday
explained that the meeting on Friday was attended by the second Vice President César Martínez; the third Vice-President, Francisco Fernández; Presidential Advisor, Martín Taveras Guzmán, and the Financial Secretary, Jesus Castillo.
Also, the Secretary of youth, 8th Vásquez; Acosta; the Undersecretary of the professionals and technicians, Dante Espinosa; Assistant Secretary of business affairs, Cyril Henríquez; the Secretary of International Affairs, Manuel Toribio, and the u000aClerk, Elisa Murray, who valued the work done by Morales Troncoso, to keep the PRSC as a major political force in the country.
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