Candidates

Margarita Vega-Santos

NSB

Margarita Vega-Santos is a third-generation fishing-fleet administrator from Puerto Azul's working docks, where her family has managed labour relations and crew scheduling for forty years. She spent twelve years as a shop steward in the Maritime Workers' Union before joining the NSB in 2023, arguing that Costa Mar's regional interests—particularly in port labour standards and fisheries management—are routinely overruled by federal bodies in Meridian that do not understand the peninsula's economy.

Isabella Rossi-Chen

MEC

Isabella Rossi-Chen is a digital-access coordinator at the Federal Translation Centre's Puerto Azul annex, where she has worked since 2023 helping diaspora citizens navigate online voting and citizenship verification. Born in Costa Mar to an Italian merchant family and a Cantonese-heritage parent, she grew up in the port district and studied civic technology at the Universidad del Caribe. She is standing for the Regional Assembly to bring the Esperanto Charter's inclusionary principles into coastal policy-making.

Isabel Santoro-Williams

PdU

Isabel Santoro-Williams is a port-authority administrator and cooperative-housing advocate from Puerto Azul. For twelve years she managed labour relations at the container terminal; she now chairs the Caribbean Voices civic association, which mediates between port workers, tourism operators, and conservation groups. She is standing for the Regional Assembly to bring federal procedural standards to Costa Mar's land-use disputes.

Marco Delgado-Santos

FR

Marco Delgado-Santos spent fifteen years as a container-terminal operations manager at Puerto Azul before moving into port-authority policy work. A third-generation Costa Mar resident with roots in the peninsula's fishing and maritime trades, he chairs the Costa Mar Chamber of Shipping and has advocated for streamlined federal tariff procedures that protect local port competitiveness without compromising environmental standards.

Isabela Moreno-Adeyemi

LVA

Isabela is a marine biologist and conservation officer who has spent twelve years protecting Costa Mar's coral reefs and mangrove nurseries. Born in Puerto Azul to a Lusophone mother and a Nigerian father, she grew up in the peninsula's fishing communities and watched coastal development erode the ecosystems her family depended on. She stands for La Verda Aliro to defend the conservation framework that keeps Costa Mar's eco-economy alive.

Mei-Lin Okonkwo

NSB

Mei-Lin Okonkwo is a logistics coordinator at Nueva Singapur's container terminal who has lived in Oriente Moderno for twelve years. She grew up in a mixed Cantonese-Nigerian household and has worked across three continents in port operations. She is standing for the Regional Assembly to push back against federal policies she believes hollow out local decision-making in favour of distant Meridian bureaucrats.

Amara Okonkwo-Tan

MEC

Amara Okonkwo-Tan is a digital-literacy coordinator at the Federal Translation Centre's Nueva Singapur annex, where she has spent four years helping diaspora citizens navigate online voting and Esperanto-Charter naturalisation. Born in the port district, she worked as a community organiser in the free-trade zone before joining the FTC. She is standing for the Oriente Moderno Regional Assembly to bring diaspora voices into regional governance.

Amara Okonkwo-Chen

PdU

Amara Okonkwo-Chen is a port-logistics coordinator at Nueva Singapur's container terminal and a founding member of the Oriente Moderno Civic Forum. She has spent twelve years in supply-chain management across three continents and serves on the Nueva Singapur Municipal Economic Board. She is standing for the Regional Assembly to bring practical governance to Oriente Moderno's growth and to strengthen federal-regional coordination on trade policy.

Rajesh Krishnan-Lim

FR

Rajesh Krishnan-Lim is a logistics entrepreneur and port-zone administrator from Nueva Singapur's container district. After fifteen years managing supply-chain operations for the free-trade zone's largest shipping consortium, he shifted to regional policy advocacy, focusing on streamlining customs procedures and attracting tech-sector investment to Oriente Moderno's underutilized industrial parks.

Priya Nair-Okonkwo

LVA

Priya Nair-Okonkwo is a marine conservation biologist and co-founder of the Oriente Moderno Mangrove Collective, a network of coastal restoration projects spanning Nueva Singapur's outer islands. After a decade researching tidal-zone resilience at the Federal Translation Centre's Nueva Singapur annex, she stepped into regional politics to defend the archipelago's remaining wetlands from port-expansion schemes.