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Janet PRD Camilo urges women to fight for the triumph of Hippolytus and the PRD
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Camilo J Anet, the trustee of Barahona, Tavito Suberví, Sonia Jiménez
BARAHONA .- The pr
ORDER RESIDENTS of the Dominican Federation Women's Social Democrats (Fedomusde), Janet Cameron, said the PRD women's work will be critical for the Dominican Revolutionary Party's power move PLD government.
said that women shall take the forefront in the struggle to oust the LDP because they've worsened the living conditions of the Dominican family, because the orientation public spending has been directed towards resolving problems such as high cost of food basket, unemployment, and improving education services, health and social security and public safety.
Camilo In that sense appealed to the leadership and membership of that organization, especially women, to integrate the work of campaigning for the PRD presidential candidate Hipólito Mejía. Camilo
commissions stated that political teams Mejía and party president, Miguel Vargas, have been finalizing the details regarding the integration of all the campaign. Camilo
made the call to deliver the keynote address at a seminar workshop Fedomusde leaders of the provinces of San Juan de la Maguana, Elías Piña, Azua, Barahona, Bahoruco, Independencia and Pedernales in the halls of a hotel in Barahona.
Fedomusde guaranteed that defend the quota of women in a future government PRD, as he knew it in the last congressional and municipal elections, where a number of leaders and members were able to be Fedomusde mayors, deputy mayors, councilors and members.
At the opening ceremony of the seminar discussed the mayor of Baker, Octavio Suberví Nin, who praised the ability and loyalty of women. He said that the council who runs, 65 cienito staff are women and take all administrative and financial positions, obtained results have been fabulous.
The welcoming remarks were delivered by Ms. Ines Matos, president of Fedomusde in that city and at the beginning of the act gave a minute's applause in memory of Dr. José Francisco Peña Gómez.
South Echoes Taken
Camilo J Anet, the trustee of Barahona, Tavito Suberví, Sonia Jiménez
BARAHONA .- The pr
ORDER RESIDENTS of the Dominican Federation Women's Social Democrats (Fedomusde), Janet Cameron, said the PRD women's work will be critical for the Dominican Revolutionary Party's power move PLD government. said that women shall take the forefront in the struggle to oust the LDP because they've worsened the living conditions of the Dominican family, because the orientation public spending has been directed towards resolving problems such as high cost of food basket, unemployment, and improving education services, health and social security and public safety.
Camilo In that sense appealed to the leadership and membership of that organization, especially women, to integrate the work of campaigning for the PRD presidential candidate Hipólito Mejía. Camilo
commissions stated that political teams Mejía and party president, Miguel Vargas, have been finalizing the details regarding the integration of all the campaign. Camilo
made the call to deliver the keynote address at a seminar workshop Fedomusde leaders of the provinces of San Juan de la Maguana, Elías Piña, Azua, Barahona, Bahoruco, Independencia and Pedernales in the halls of a hotel in Barahona.
Fedomusde guaranteed that defend the quota of women in a future government PRD, as he knew it in the last congressional and municipal elections, where a number of leaders and members were able to be Fedomusde mayors, deputy mayors, councilors and members.
At the opening ceremony of the seminar discussed the mayor of Baker, Octavio Suberví Nin, who praised the ability and loyalty of women. He said that the council who runs, 65 cienito staff are women and take all administrative and financial positions, obtained results have been fabulous.
The welcoming remarks were delivered by Ms. Ines Matos, president of Fedomusde in that city and at the beginning of the act gave a minute's applause in memory of Dr. José Francisco Peña Gómez.
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