POLITICAL PARTIES
Install Officers of the Democratic Unity in Miami
Pedro Mena, a former Member of Congress, was elected Executive Secretary of the Bureau of the unit in Miami.
THE UNIVERSAL
Sunday May 1, 2011 01:32 PM
Caracas .- Today was installed by the Bureau of Democratic Unity, for the Miami Consular Territory where a Citizens Assembly elected the board to chair the organization .
The event was held at the City Hotel Eurosuites Doral in Miami, Florida and attended by Ramon Jose Medina, coordinator of International Affairs Bureau of the Democratic Unity, who closed with his speech, the act of Venezuelans abroad. There
gathered political leaders, community and social organizations working in South Florida, who spoke with their proposals and approaches linked to the struggle to save democracy and freedom in Venezuela, according to a press release. After
designated domestic election commission composed of Yolanda Medina, Noel Simonovis, Alejandro Cáceres, and Simon Marval, opened the process of democratic election of the Executive Secretary, was elected by acclamation Pedro Mena, former Member of Congress.
independent and community members then were also elected unanimously, Juan Fernandez, Kennedy Bolivar, Horacio Medina, Luis Prieto, Beatriz Olavarria, Elio Aponte, Noel Simonovis, Raúl López Pérez, Marcos Ferreira, Gabriela Torres, Reinaldo Perez, Nelly Arguello, Vanessa Duran, journalist José Hernández and Javier Manrique.
This list of officers elected are added the names of the representatives of the parties: Raúl Leoni and Rafael Revilla (AD), Gonzalo Alfonso Ramos and Primero Justicia Aguerrevere Outer Region, Nidia Villegas and Joaquín Pérez Rodríguez (Copei) Gisela Parra and Alberto Garrido (UNT), Manny Camargo (ABP), Tiberius Farias and Javier Guevara (VP).
Among those present were the journalist Patricia Poleo, Lt. Joseph A Hill Veppex, Orvex Elio Aponte, Rafael Adrianza of FundaVida, Luis Monch of America Fovex Luis Prieto, Salvador Romani, Pedro Mendoza, Vilma Petrash, Carlos former President of Fedecámaras Fernández, Pedro Flores of Feprec, Edwin Arrieta former Minister of Energy and Mines, Emiliano Rodriguez, student movement leaders of Miami, and members of the Organizing Committee of MUD USA, Pedro Mena, Raul Leoni, Javier Manrique and Alexis Ortiz, who served as director of debate.
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