NC-BC Names Leticia López Tacoronte Local Secretary

Nueva Canarias Bloque Canarista (NC-BC) has established its new local leadership team in Tacoronte. Leticia López will head this committee as the local secretary. This move marks a new chapter for the party in the town, aiming to put Tacoronte and its residents at the heart of its political work.

The new local leadership team will include Ángeles Expósito, who will lead the organizational efforts, and new key members like Jesús Arvelo. These additions strengthen a team that combines experience, fresh ideas, and a strong commitment to the goals of Nueva Canarias – Bloque Canarista (NC-BC).

Luis Campos, the national leader of Nueva Canarias – Bloque Canarista (NC-BC), and Juan Daniel Fajardo, the regional vice-president, attended the launch of the new committee. They showed their support for the team and highlighted Tacoronte's strategic importance within the party's nationalist and progressive vision.

In her speech, Leticia López stressed that an "exciting new chapter" is beginning for Nueva Canarias in Tacoronte. She described the team as well-prepared, knowledgeable about the municipality, and dedicated to public service, promising they would work to put Tacoronte's residents at the "center of all decisions."

López also mentioned her past experience as a councilor for Nueva Canarias in the Tacoronte City Council. She said this means the team has a true understanding of the town's situation and what its people need.

Luis Campos emphasized that Tacoronte is a "key" town for the party. The national leader stated that the new committee shows a clear commitment to "serious, hands-on, and dedicated work for the well-being" of the residents. He praised Leticia López's leadership and her team, adding that Nueva Canarias Bloque Canarista "continues to grow its presence in towns with strong plans and people dedicated to their community."

Nueva Canarias – Bloque Canarista (NC-BC) believes this new local leadership will help build a political project in Tacoronte that is useful, encourages participation, and is deeply connected to the community. It will combine experienced members with new faces, aiming to work closely with residents to tackle the town's challenges.