Tepexi Rodriguez, Puebla.- Three thousand PRI Puebla District 16 meet in the internal process of selecting candidates, by the method of convention delegates of the PRI, which was unanimously elected the leader Antorchista Villa Edith occurred Trujillo, to champion at the institute in the race for the federal council of the District XVI, with head in Ajalpan.
Sergio Meza Freeman, president of the board of the subsidiary body of the national commission of internal processes in District 16 Ajalpan, accompanied by Margarito Gutiérrez Villegas, Fabián Sánchez Sánchez and Alejandro Alonso Serapio, secretary and members thereof, testified unanimous choice for Edith Villa Trujillo, who officially gone PRI candidate for federal deputy.
Once you have made your accreditation, Antorchista leader pledged to work and asked for support from each district PRI.
«I hope you will join us, guide me, help me and we can get this work forward. And in this sense, I say let’s invite the public and I am sure you will see a good answer, because we do not we will propose bad things, we’re going to invite to work, we will invite to join a project that will help municipalities progress. I hope you have a great unity of the Party membership and people who want to progress XVI district, «he said.
Three thousand people attended chanted the name of the leader of the Movement in the area Antorchista Edith Villa, as a sign of acceptance and support.
Freeman Meza thanked and invited to join to win and continue the district’s progress. «I appreciate the participation of each of you, with the commitment we have as PRI to bring the victory to our friend and companion, Edith teacher, who has long been a partner of struggle. And I am aware that it has been working for a long time. Are you an example of PRI and woman. »
Note that in this convention was attended by important personalities such as PRI municipal president of Tepexi, Rocío Canales; Leynez Antonio Ramirez, president of Nicolas Bravo; Zapotitlán President Salinas, Isidro Espinosa Fuentes; Alfredo Rodríguez Ocaña, mayor of Coyotepec and others.
