Hipólito criticizes the LDP Governments
posted on: Dec 12 2011 7:37 by RDugey. Viewed 18 times.For the presidential candidate of the Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD) the eight years of Government that will meet the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD) next August will be "the real time lost" for Dominicans, after ensuring that in this period the country has regressed all the indicators related to its functioning and its institutions have deteriorated to levels that "shame".
To deliver a speech at a national event of the external Sector which supports him, Mejía criticized that the Global competitiveness index insert Dominican Republic among the countries with the worst practices of favouritism by officials of the Government, occupying the site 141 of 142 countries tested.
Considered unfortunate that the transparency International's corruption index puts Dominican Republic as one of the most corrupt of the continent, while there was the fall of the index of competitiveness of the place u000a62 who occupied the country in 2004, to place 110 in the present
"And more stunts that the Government of the LDP does, there is no way to hide your apañamiento to corruption and the lack of will to bring to justice officers responsible for improper acts", insisted.
Mejía it guaranteed that of winning the Presidency all children in school age go to schools through the creation of a program with social workers visit families and determine the level of support which require household poor.
Promised to "maintain, expand and depoliticize" the card solidarity programme and recalled that this was an initiative of his Government, which would lead to more people without taking into account sympathy policy.
At the ceremony, from 10: 30 in the morning to 12: 30 in the evening, were next to Mejia his wife Rosa Gómez, the Vice Presidential candidate Luis Abinader and his wife Raquel Arbaje, director of the external Sector, Sergio u000aGrullón, and the sons of the former President Mejía Carolina, Ramón Hippolytus, Lissa and Felipe.

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