BY SAUL PIMENTEL
THE YAGUATENSE, NATIONAL .- After being proclaimed candidate Sunday President of the Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD), Hipólito Mejía assured that he will be elected in the elections of 2012 and said one of his first acts will be allocated 4 percent of gross domestic product to education, as required by law.
apply relentless public policy on crime and crime and promote the adoption a regulation to control illegal immigration.
As for his decision to assign the 4% to education, said: "This we will believe that investment in education is the most effective and safe the country has to improve the productivity of the economy and raise living conditions of people, especially young people. "
said that with the participation of different sectors will be a "profound reform" in the education sector to ensure eight hours of classes to our children and adolescents, with comfortable classrooms, qualified teachers and assured supply. Among his plans in this regard include building centers and vocational education in each province, where youth have the opportunity to train and acquire a skill that ensures access to gainful employment or start an independent business.
responsibility Act
reiterated that his decision to take the presidency of the Republic is an act of civic responsibility and commitment to the people, aware that assumes this arduous task "at a time when the country faces increasingly difficult challenges and complex, aggravated by the bad government of the Dominican Liberation Party.
"The Dominican family is plagued by unemployment, the high cost of living, insecurity, crime, power outages, lack of attention to education and health, and by the growing corruption scandal. We view with great concern the serious problem of lack of punishment for all sorts of crimes and misdemeanors, "he added.
He said the company looks helplessly as the governments of PLD is the people's money wasted, abused in the collection of taxes, abandon the productive sectors and increasing public debt irresponsibly, internal and external, and while the government squeezed and impoverishes the people, see how officials get rich and squander public money, living in luxury and extravagance.
said his candidacy "is a commitment to change, with the renewal of values \u200b\u200band hope people realize that the people can not stand four more years of a government PLD enrichment with public corruption, rape alarming the Constitution and laws, as well as disrespect for state institutions. "
face unemployment
Mejía stated that of all the country's problems, unemployment is the most dramatic so that he (Hippolytus) it hurts to see thousands of Dominicans, mostly young women, job seekers with no opportunity to find because the LDP government has neglected the sectors that generate employment.
"To address this problem by running with the private sector to regain political dirigdas productive sectors, including the recovery of exports," he said.
eliminate barriers
said that since the Presidency of the Republic will work for Dominican products to compete with quality and prices inside and outside the country. "I pledge to remove legal work and bureaucratic that increase business costs and impede productive activities. The promotion, development and growth of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) will be the focus of our strategy to create jobs. To do this we will support their growing access to credit, training and markets, "he said.
Mejía promised, moreover, to relaunch the sector zones and denied that the same model is sold out. In his view, access our products to markets in the U.S. and Europe still offers great opportunities for increasing exports and attracting investment.
not allow indiscriminate imports
Pointing out that the indiscriminate importation of agricultural goods has broken thousands of producers, said he will not allow their government. Sse
pledged to "fill the country's greenhouses to change the face of the Dominican countryside and restore hope to our producers."
"We will make the country flourish again with the application of new technologies with more credit and more marketing support," he added.
He said the government will promote the use of domestic social programs such as school lunches, cafeterias and popular markets.
also said, pay particular attention to the preservation of natural resources, water conservation and ecological wealth, which ensure sustainable development.
stated that tourism is a cornerstone in its strategy development and job creation, so work with the private sector to increase the number of visitors, diversify and develop infrastructure to support this sector.
"It is necessary, óigase well, make efficient electric service to recover the productive sectors. Since they are already working in technical and financial proposals to reduce the price of light, to eliminate blackouts and seize the odious renewable energy, "he said.
Mejia said he will make the social security system, created in 2001 when he was president, run as required by law, as it is the most extraordinary achievement working class in the history of the country. He said he has taken in this regard the commitment to guarantee health coverage to the entire population.
10% of municipalities
said that full compliance with the law establishing the 10% for municipalities, promote decentralization of the budget, which will be part of our strategy to bring solution to community problems.
Do not "shake the pulse
" Ladies and gentlemen, we will not allow crime, drug trafficking and crime, we win the battle. We are determined to ensure peace and tranquility to the Dominican family. I tremble pulse or hands will sweat me to defend the right of every citizen to live in a state of tranquility "he said. He said
apply relentless public policy on crime and crime at the same time provide a solution to the underlying causes, ie, policies that have two pillars, one preventive another pro-active.
stressed that insecurity in the streets is resolved by applying the laws, strengthening the comprehensive education and youth with accompanying sports and cultural activities to keep them away from crime and its management, the streets for puebloy prisons for criminals.
Immigration
About uncontrolled mass immigration and said share the widespread concern that it may become a social problem with serious consequences for the country, while recognizing the contribution that immigration can be ordered make to the economy.
recalled that his previous government enacted the Immigration Act, which regulates the presence of foreigners in the Dominican Republic and contrasts the current neglect of the authorities, will promote the adoption and entry into force of the regulations made by management, so that law can be applied.
On corruption
touched the issue of corruption and said that in our country it has become an evil so serious that significantly affects the lives of the Dominican family.
considered as a crime to use for personal gain the people's money and then say that there are no resources for schools medicine, housing, community works, without receiving the appropriate punishment in justice.
"I assume before you and the country's commitment to tackle corruption in all its manifestations, regardless of where appropriate, no matter who is responsible for committing such misconduct," he said.
passed resolutions
Before there was a speech talking Mejía Miguel Vargas, in his capacity of President of the PRD. Several resolutions were approved with that aspect of the institutional life of the party.
The event was attended by members of the National Executive Committee, Secretary, Department national mass fronts, committees, provincial, municipal, zoning and outdoor sectional.
were entitled to the same dozens of tents with a computerized system for delegates accreditation at different levels, which will be registered with badges.
The meeting was broadcast live by a string of radio and television. Was initiated with the National anthems of the PRD and there was a recall to the memory of José Francisco Peña Gómez, the verification of a quorum, approval of resolutions and speeches and Mejia Vargas.
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