Yesterday, Thursday 10 May President Leonel Fernandez inaugurated the second stage of an aqueduct construction project in Nagua in Maria Trinidad Sanchez province, which was built at a cost of over RD$376 million. <\/p>\n
When completed, the aqueduct will provide water to 15 areas in Nagua and 32 rural communities.<\/p>\n
Fernandez was in the northeastern province to inaugurate RD$973 million worth of public works, the Presidency reported. The projects include the second phase of the Nagua aqueduct, a police station, and the paving of streets in four Nagua neighborhoods. <\/p>\n
The President then traveled on to Cabrera where he swore in a group of young PRSC members, whose party is closely allied with the PLD. The group, calling itself “the grandchildren of Balaguer” was sworn in at the Avalon Bar, a discotheque. Hoy newspaper reports that the unusual place chosen for the event generated many comments. <\/p>\n
The President’s visit was tailed by PLD supporters campaigning for their party’s presidential and vice presidential candidates Danilo Medina and First Lady Margarita Cedeno. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yesterday, Thursday 10 May President Leonel Fernandez inaugurated the second stage of an aqueduct construction project in Nagua in Maria Trinidad Sanchez province, which was built at a cost of over RD$376 million. When completed, the aqueduct will provide water to 15 areas in Nagua and 32 rural communities. Fernandez was in the northeastern province … <\/p>\n