SANTO DOMINGO.- The opposition PRD party’s political commission last night decided to study all situations that arise in the country, including those which involve the Government, but accepted possible designations in some high-paying positions.

At the end of a meeting, PRD president Ramon Alburquerque characterized the party’s opposition as useful, constructive and of dialogue with the people and its institutions, though clarified that he’s not speaking of a "face to face" negotiation with the Government.

He said they won’t seek positions in the legislative chambers’ leadership nor in the Accounts Chamber.

However Alburquerque revealed that a letter will be sent to President Leonel Fernandez to request the PRD’s quota in the designation of the 20 deputies who’ll represent the country in the Central American Parliament (Parlance), an entity often criticized as useless and a source of cronyism with its high salaries.