Former President Danilo Medina said on Wednesday that the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD) had “returned” after meeting with the mayors and district directors of that political organization.
This was reported by PLD in a statement, which also highlighted the work it must do to achieve its goals “for the party to shine and return to growth and stability in the country.”
According to the document, at the meeting fifteen councilors present presented their ideas and suggestions regarding the formation of the councils of councilors and requested the formality of a technical support from the PLD management.
During his presentation, the former president received the suggestion of a technical team to remind that in the 1980s the structuring of a commission of this nature was successful for the party, in order to advise and accompany the municipalities.
Similarly, Medina called on municipalities to create teams for the management of social networks, to defend their efforts and initiatives and also to keep in touch with the PLD addresses in municipalities and provinces, which with the reorganization of the party, will be linked to a member of the Political Committee.
The former head of state also urged the mayors and directors present to remember “the respectful treatment that the government leadership of the Dominican Liberation Party has given to councilors, regardless of political factions.”
What the mayors and principals said
Ramón Santos, who leads the Federation of Municipal Districts, made recommendations in connection with the City Hall Day, which is next Saturday, the attitude of mayors, mayors and directors to implement the so-called Golden Rule of the Municipality.
Abel Martínez, mayor of Santiago, explained that the municipal structure of the PLD is the main political force of this organization and invited his colleagues to cohabit with the councilors of the construction councils and to remain attentive to any action of the ruling party.