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The Governing Board of Popular Democratic Party (PPD) swore in Carlos Delgado Altieri on Thursday as the new president of the community, which led to him making his first appointments.
Delgado Altieri, who was elected in the local primaries as a candidate for governor of La Pava, chose to appoint Ingrid Colberg as the acting general secretary of the community. José Ariel Nazario was the secretary general of the PPD.
For its part, Nicolas Gautier was appointed electoral commissioner of the PPD and will work with Nelson J. Rodríguez as alternate commissioner, as he had advanced The new day.
To fill the position of treasurer, Delgado Altieri appointed Harry Vega Diaz, who was director of the Office of Training and Advice on Labor Matters and Human Resources Administration.
The appointments of Delgado Altieri were ratified by the governing body of La Pava that met today in a restaurant, in Gurabo, in order to comply with the physical distancing.
This represents the new leadership of the PPD, a party with 82 years, which will be in charge of directing it to the general elections. Since 2016, when David Bernier lost the elections, the PPD does not rule the administration of the island. From 2012 to 2016, Alejandro García Padilla was governor.
Now the binomial that the PPD presents for these elections is made up of Delgado Altieri and the former governor and former resident commissioner in Washington, Aníbal Acevedo Vilá.
The Governing Board of the PPD is made up of 33 people. At the time, assistance had not been provided.
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