SANTO DOMINGO. - President Leonel Fernandez last night received Spain’s Transport minister, Manuel Lamela and Madrid’s Metro director Idelfonso Matías, whom gave him the go-ahead to board the Santo Domingo Metro (subway) tomorrow February 27, and keep his promise to ride the train after his annual address to Congress.
"The president can make his test ride with his guests in line one of the Metro, without any risk," said Lamela in a press conference in the National Palace. He said Santo Domingo’s subway will be a reference for Latin America, because it was built in record time, with top quality and the lowest budget. He praised the Dominican engineers, whom in his view made an impressive work.
In yesterday’s test run, the train left at 11:05 a.m. from the central Isabela station and six minutes later reached Villa Mella, the northernmost station named "Mamá Tingó." It then returned to the point of departure, made a brief stop and went on to the southernmost station “Centro de los Heroes,” a run which took 15 minutes.
The government Transport Office (Opret) confirmed the names of the stations: starting in Villa Mella, Mamá Tingó, then Gregorio Urbano Gillbert; Gregorio Luperón; Jose Francisco Peña Gomez; Hermanas Mirabal; Maximiliano Gomez; Los Taínos; Pédro Livio Cedeño; Peña Batlle; Juan Pablo Duarte; Juan Bosch; Casandra Damirón; Joaquin Balaguer; Amín Abel; Francisco Alberto Caamaño and the last, Centro de los Heroes.

Why didn't the previous goverment fix this problem?
sounds like you voted for them..
They goverment has spend money on roads look around and they are re investing look around
For your information I voted for Leonel, and believe it or not, I will probably vote for him again; but voting for one president doesn't mean that you agree with everything he does. the fact that the previous government didn't fix these problems is not an excuse for him to ignore the fact that the country has other priorities, the previous government was made up of a bunch of crooks who did nothing for the country. Leonel is not bad, he just doesn't have his priorities straight.
Many folks are too quick to point out when the government pumps money into other projects/priorities. I've been in Management for years, and one thing that you learn is that there will always be multiple issues on the table that