Neiba .- Congressman and Secretary of Organization of the Social Christian Reformist Party (PRSC) revealed that it is restructuring and reorganizing the organization wide policy national territory in order to enroll about 350 thousand new members to participate in that party's convention to be completed by mid of this year.
Engineer Max Castro Silverio said that the registration campaign has been conducted in 20 provinces and several teams are combing the whole country in order to register all young and all those who wish to enter this third one organization to the next election with a presidential candidate.
Castro Silverio highlighted the rapid growth that has taken the party in recent months and is being restructured provincial and municipal committees and the general secretariats, which is doing a combination of young and veteran reformers who are the worthy representatives of their communities.
During the ceremony Castro Silverio swore more than 40 young people from various communities here belonging to several political parties that joined ranks in the Reform Party.
Meanwhile, the President of Women of Reform Party, the ex - President of the Chamber of Deputies, Rafaela Alburquerque (Lila), swore in dozens of women who belong Women's National Front Reformist and the Secretary of Youth, Joaquin Diaz, also swore in a large group of young people in this organization living in several communities in this region.
The opening words of the act were made by ex - Senator and national leader of the Reform Party, José Luis González Sánchez, and closing by Joaquín Ricardo, Acting President of that political organization. Meanwhile, Sergio Elena Selim offered some words, highlighting the growth of the Reform Party in recent months.
During the ceremony the Mayor of here and reformist leader, Orlando Gómez Román, also swore in a large group of youths from the communities of Villa Jaragua, El Salado, Los Ríos, La Clavellina and Tamayo, whose young sworn as everyone in the business promised to work day and night to make the Reform Party back to power to have more jobs for all sectors.
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