The Dominican Liberation Party takes a deep breath for the decision of the Central Electoral Council (JCE) to approve the polling arrangement in the elections, giving it second place, and with the success of its last election to the Central Committee.

On Wednesday, the JCE approved maintaining the rankings of the parties in the ballot papers by the number of their voters, with the Party of the Modern Revolution (PRM) leaving in government 44.95% and the PLD 32.30%. majority.

For former President Danilo Medina, these are decisions that strengthen him and enhance the prospects of his eventual candidacy in 2024, which does not contradict the constitution of the republic, so that the three great leaders can aspire in that year.

All this within a week is very important for the opposition party that split before the last elections, which led to the formation of the Fuerza del Pueblo party, led by former president Lionel Fernandez, the eternal presidential candidate. Medina and his party have yet to jump over several hurdles in a long race full of obstacles to completely reshape the party’s name and make it the presidential candidate in the upcoming elections, because the Democratic Liberation Party has few leaders.

The latter’s demonstration can be seen in Sunday’s election to select members of the Central Committee, in which the names of former Senator Mariotti and former Minister of Chancellery and Education Navarro were presented as candidates for the position of Secretary General. It was touched upon that due to the circumstances of his retirement from office due to health conditions, the other eternal aspirant, this time for the Secretary-General, Reynaldo Pared Perez, leaves a gap that is difficult to fill with a candidate beyond doubt due to being straight and honest.

The Dominican Liberation Party takes a deep breath for the decision of the Central Electoral Council (JCE) to approve the polling station arrangement, and to award it second place, and with the success of its recent elections for the Central Committee.

On Wednesday, the JCE approved maintaining the rankings of the parties in the ballot papers by the number of their voters, with the Party of the Modern Revolution (PRM) leaving in government 44.95% and the PLD 32.30%. majority.

For former President Danilo Medina, these are decisions that strengthen him and enhance his prospects for his final candidacy in 2024, which does not contradict the constitution of the republic, so that the three great leaders can aspire in that year.

All this within a week is very important for the opposition party that split before the last elections, which led to the formation of the Fuerza del Pueblo party, led by former president Lionel Fernandez, the eternal presidential candidate.

Medina and his party have yet to jump over several hurdles in a long race full of obstacles to completely reshape the party’s name and make it the presidential candidate in the upcoming elections, because the Democratic Liberation Party has few leaders.

The latter’s demonstration can be seen in Sunday’s election to select members of the Central Committee, in which the names of former Senator Mariotti and former Minister of Chancellery and Education Navarro were presented as candidates for the position of Secretary General.

It was touched upon that due to the circumstances of his retirement from office due to health conditions, the other eternal aspirant, this time for the Secretary-General, Reynaldo Pared Perez, leaves a gap that is difficult to fill with a candidate beyond doubt due to being straight and honest.

General Secretary

The election of the new Secretary-General, who will be the executive authority within the Democratic Liberation Party, does not exceed the perception of the organization’s militants, who have their views regarding the reasons for losing the elections and what is the future until 2024.

To the ambition of Mariotti and Navarro is added to Juan Ariel Jimenez, who was Minister of Economy and Vice Presidential Minister in Medina and considered a student in Economic Sciences, graduated from UASD and Harvard, USA.

Possibly because he is Felix Jimenez’s son, he told Velocho, who was Minister of Tourism and head of the oil refinery, on a TV program that his studies abroad were funded by a Fulbright scholarship. He is Christian, liberal and strict.

The election of Jimenez would give the Democratic Liberation Party a number already accepted in the election as the most voted. Being strict and honest, he was cleaning up in the party the notoriety that followed his years at the helm of the country, when the birth of millionaires was accepted as usual.

With his credentials, Jimenez, who is said to have grown up in his ancestral home, will assert that the militancy of the party base will not be a tool for oligarchy spokesmen addicted to settling the country’s affairs in particular with drinks and waste. . If the PLD manages to return to cohesion from previous decades, allowing it to win the online elections that totaled 16 years, plus four years of Dr. Fernandes (1996-2000) in power, then its presence in public life will again be the table of salvation Strive or Struggle.

The old party that was the product of a split in the Dominican Revolution, the Party of the Democratic Revolution, has to fight against the legitimacy of the modern revolutionary party, the PRM, whose leader Louis Abenader will govern until 2004 when he aspires to be reelected.

Behind the struggle for the second-place majority, there is the search without fail of the resources that the Central Electoral Council, the JCE, secures for my two majorities, the 80% that will now go to the PRM and PLD coffers.

Although it appears an anomaly that the executive must release money from the budget to maintain the parties, none of them opposed this practice. The influx of millions of peripheries goes against the fact that their workplaces are dilapidated.

To the skeptics, it is all about the business of lenders and lenders. If handing over money to parties is eliminated, it is likely that the smallest parties will start to disappear, although not receiving much votes, they are included among the winners.

Insults

PLD pretends to be oblivious to the corruption cases being broadcast in the media and the courts, with new complaints emerging every time like a kind of deception that fades with the days. In the case of ODEBRECHT, it possesses its own PLD as well as the people power. At the end of President Fernandez’s last government, these and other corruption cases emerged in which legislative figures who took bribes were implicated.

Insults PLD pretends to be oblivious to the insults of corruption cases being broadcast in the media and the courts, with new complaints appearing every time as a kind of deception that gets resolved over the days. In the case of ODEBRECHT, it possesses its own PLD as well as the people power. At the end of President Fernandez’s last administration, these and other corruption cases emerged in which legislative figures who took bribes were implicated.