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So.... Who watched the Presidents speech?
Indeed it was. I caught about 20 minutes of it while enjoying some fried chicken during lunch. He did seem to be bragging about his achievements but to his credit Team Luis has made some progress since taking office.
For sure. I do kind of like this current goverment, but not sure Independence Day is the time for campaigning. Thats just me, though.
Another President who wants to say how good he is on a Day that is to celebrate the birth of a nation. If they had only listened to all the speeches of Queen Elizabeth to the nation and all the British Commonwealth , they might have learned how to bring people together.
Queen Elizabeth and all her`speeches.....couldnt keep her family together .....i dont think the British are known for bringing people together
Is that the old lady that presided over pain and domestic strife from the comfort of a billion dollar castle? What was her job again?
The President of the Republic appeared before the National Congress to render accounts of the budgetary, financial and management administration of the previous year, as ordered by article 114 of the Constitution, it can be said that he strictly adhered to that mandate.
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Well, at least Queen Letizia has been to the DR. 😁 Kidding, though she has been.
As for the president's "rendición de cuentas," same old, same old. The responses are predictable too (allied parties think it was brilliant, opposing parties think it was horrible, etc.)
As for the president's "rendición de cuentas," same old, same old. The responses are predictable too (allied parties think it was brilliant, opposing parties think it was horrible, etc.)
I did an unofficial survey with our teachers, and out of 46 employees only three think this government is doing a good job. The main reason corruption has been less, in some cases, is because of immediate exposure. Hiring three times as many employees as needed is corruption.
My point was that Independence Day hardly seems like an appropriate day to make an election type of speech no matter what the law may say. In broad terms I would prefer any President to say that such and such has been achieved and such and such still needs to be achieved. I suppose Mandela was one of the greatest speakers on the South Africa National Days .He had great generosity of spirit which is sadly lacking with the DR politicians.
He will not lose any election..He has one of the best propaganda/ publicity offices I have seen .
He is also one of the best Presidents the DR has ever seen...........