Mejia is supported by leaders of the PRSC

The presidential candidate of the Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD), Hipólito Mejía, said yesterday that the doors of that organization are open for all those who want to enter and support your project.

Mejía spoke at an event in which was sworn in to the former Secretary of agriculture, Manuel de Jesus Candelier Amézquita, and hundreds of militants and supporters of the Social Christian Reformist Party (PRSC).

The sworn form part of the reformist movement with Hippolytus, who heads the family Amézquita Candelier, who runs Amézquita Candelier. In activity were present leader Pedro Jesus Candelier, former Chief of police, and the former reformist leaders VCT Elena Séliman, Pedro Breton, Agustín Amézquita, Osiris Monegro and Carlos Aquino Gonzalez, among others.

The candidate of the PRD said that with the massive support it is receiving from the PRSC does not intend to nor create conflicts or destroy this political organization. u000aHe said that it acts in a manner contrary to the LDP, which wanted to eliminate the PRSC and other political organizations, all of which are important for the support of Dominican democracy.

"The country needs a change, because it cannot continue as it is." "This relaxation must end in the national territory, without fear, and we will continue to do so long as is necessary with the momentary, temporary support, reform-minded friends and people loyal followers of Balaguer," said.

Mejía heard complaints from community concerning the public insecurity, bankruptcy of the agricultural producers, the landholders of agrarian reform, poor condition of the roads, leaving Government to farmers, as well as the lack of public services in the Cibao and elsewhere in the country. Also by the lack of education for thousands of young people have no access to the classroom. The former President thanked the support received and commented that affection u000aHe cultivated with the extinct President Balaguer.

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