Fernandez: I will act as the guarantor of democracy

President Leonel Fernandez said yesterday that he is committed to act as guarantor and guardian of the democratic State and law in Dominican Republic during the elections of March 20.

At the same time Fernandez described this as crucial year so that the country remains that State's democratic right enjoyed by the Dominicans. He said that as always, it will be respectful of outcomes issued by the Dominican people at the ballot box.

"We are now in the year 2012, is a crucial year because it represents the challenge of the choice of the new representative for the period 2012-2016 for Dominican democracy" And my commitment will always be the be a guarantor and a guardian of the democratic State and law of the Dominican Republic; "for thus, always respectful of the results issued by the Dominican people at the polls," said the head of State.

Spoke to offer lunch to journalists, u000aphotographers and cameramen covering the source of the National Palace on the occasion of the new year, which said that in addition to the electoral competition of this year the country has to continue working and moving in their daily tasks.

In this final stretch is committed to maintaining economic growth, certainty and confidence in the country.

Also to conclude from now until August works initiated by the Government throughout the national territory, which expected to open before the end of his presidential term.

"I hope that by August we can conclude and inaugurate this set of works of infrastructure and welfare projects for the Dominican people," said Fernandez, who said that during these seven years has cultivated a relationship of respect and professionalism with journalists covering the source of the Palace.

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representative thanked journalists covering the source the treatment that have given you and professionalism that have handled the information produced in the Presidency. It also thanked the gratitude, support, compression and warmth that journalists, photographers and cameramen have given him for nearly eight years.

"I think it has been years of great learning for everyone, you as journalists, we as the Government had to face many challenges and have felt what Dominican Republic has been moving increasingly despite all the difficulties and calamities," said the head of State.

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