New York.- The ruling PLD party’s most feisty leader predicted that if president Leonel Fernandez seeks reelection in 2012 will suffer a great defeat, because despite the accomplishment of his three administrations toward building “his little New York,” a constitution amendment to keep a chief executive in power isn’t justified anywhere in the world.

There’s nothing that justifies a re-election in the country,” said Luis Inchausti, a member of the PLD’s Central Committee and one of Fernandez’s most staunch critics.

He praised however the Presidency’s large investments in major public works and social programs, but noted that the country needs a balance between that spending and the socio-economic conditions of the poorest.

“I believe that the President is going to finish in a year and a half and I think that he should take a rest, a break and not run the risk of being defeated in the 2012 elections,” Inchausti said, and warned that if Leonel seeks reelection, he would suffer a great defeat.

PLD leaders exhibit riches which nobody knows where they came from

He said his criticism that some of the members of the PLD’s top echelons have become millionaires “quickly” was taken out of context, adding that only three of his colleagues are millionaires with humility, “but not the rest,” mentioning José Tomás Pérez, Lidio Cadet and Jose Joaquín Bidó Medina, “who are rich but modest.”

“The others have lost their humility.”

“The PLD leaders in their form of dress, with the vehicles they have and the good life they live, flaunting mansions, villas and the luxury houses. There is an excess seen and when they go to a restaurant, they buy the most expensive drinks and eat the best,” he said.

He added that some PLD leaders “exhibit riches which nobody knows where they came from.”