2023-04-23 05:00:00
Miami, Florida (USA). The journalist José Rosario announced this Wednesday that he aspires to the presidency of the Association of Art Chroniclers (Acroarte) in the Florida branch, a decision he takes after receiving the motivation from the majority of his membership spread throughout the state of the fl.
“I take on this project with great enthusiasm, it is a project that has the support of many members committed to the growth and development of Acroarte in this city,” Rosario Ventura said in a statement. “I have been a member of the institution for twenty years, with a career in the main Latino media in the city and in newspapers in the Dominican Republic.”
José Rosario, who in 2019 was awarded the Journalistic Merit Award, comes out with a robust team, made up of other colleagues who will responsibly assume an agenda in favor of Acroarte. Its plate has a slogan that clears up any doubt about what its work program will be for the period 2023-2025: Vision, renewal and development.
His entire team is doubly delighted because, in addition, they embraced the presidential candidacy of Wanda Sánchez, who aspires to lead the institution for the same period. “Wanda is a journalist with a lot of experience, who also has the support of the majority of the members who see her as the best option to take the reins and maintain the growth rate, give continuity to the projects that the current company has launched. directive”.
The candidate for the presidency of the affiliate is a journalist who for many years was a correspondent from the city of Miami, for the newspaper Listín Diario, was also collaborating with his writings for the newspapers Tiempos del Mundo, El Huevo Herald, Diario Las Américas and Nosotros. News.
The plate, in addition to Rosario, is made up of Jhonny Romero, Acroarte Award for Journalistic Merit in 2021, who assumes the position as vice president; Tony Sánchez, finance secretary; Enrique Sarubi, secretary of public relations and protocol; Ana L. Ortega, secretary of social and recreational affairs; Francisco –Franchy– Núñez, secretary of education and culture and
Edwin Bautista (El Huracán), Award for Journalistic Merit in 2020, who assumes the secretariat for international affairs.
“This is a team of professionals, people with a great track record in the media, with a prestige built on talent and consistency, and by our side will be the former president and founder of the Acroarte subsidiary in Florida: Marcos A. Tejeda and Juan Sánchez”, commented Rosario.
José Rosario participated in 2011 as treasurer on the table headed by Maura Alcántara, also a journalist. He has also worked as press director of the Dominican consulate in Miami, he has been press director in the State of Florida, for two presidential candidates including the current president Luis Abinader in the 2016-2020 campaign.
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