Important Party Leaders
- Rubén Berríos, Esq. - President, former Senator and Honorary President of the Socialist International (SI)
- Manuel Rodríguez Orellana, Esq. - Secretary of Relations with North America
- Fernando Martín, Esq. - Executive President, former Senator
- María De Lourdes Santiago, Esq. - Vice-President, former Senator
- Juan Dalmau Ramírez, Esq. - Secretary General & Electoral Commissioner
- Prof. Edwin Irizarry Mora, Ph.D. - Secretary of Economic Affairs
- Roberto Iván Aponte - Secretary of Municipal Organization
- Dr. Luis Roberto Piñero - President of the Pro-Independence Advocates' Campaign in favor of unifying both Houses of the Legislature into a single, unicameral Parliament
- Victor García San Inocencio, Esq. - Former Representative
- Jorge Fernandez Porto, M.S., Adviser on Environmental Sciences and Public Policy Affairs
- Jessica Martínez, Esq. - Member of Pro-Independence Advocates' Campaign in Favor of a single, unicameral Parliament
- Dr. Gilberto Concepción de Gracia - Founding President and respected Latin American Leader
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