This is a President that really works!

No b.s., and empty promises ..only amazing work from Leonel!


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Nothing will stop the progress..
PLD 2012-3000

Josey,

get that application ready.......................ASAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

From:

"Twelve reasons to vote against the DICTATORSHIP"



2 We a have subway and elevated roadways, but we are the American country with the highest rate of road accidents. The technical reality is that elevated roadways increase congestion, and why traffic jams are produced precisely around them. Instead of a "corridor Duarte" they should have opened alternative routes to cross the capital. The elevated roadways beautify from above 'slum' from below, only to benefit private vehicles, and they kidnap the national budget. What had to be done was to work the human factor, and a culture of obedience to the established rules.

7dias.com

Josean desperation is setting in......you have stayed too long.....you Have lost credability ....your other friend is laughing at you not with you .....Go home and get your shine box

Josean no pegua una. Good job by Leonel. Let's keep it and improve with Danilo.

Oh, really these Dominican Citizens' beg to differ with you!


"In El Guanito Dominican’s, life is FAR away from progress the “Little New York” "

“BAYAGUANA, Dominican Republic.-The Minister, who said that government would not know what to do if they allocated 4% of GDP to education, probably never visited slums and poor countryside of his country, in which the lack of schools is the first barrier to ensure that children enjoy the right to its comprehensive EDUCATION and preparation for the future.

And when there is a local school, albeit precarious, then these Dominicans don’t get the books or other essential educational resources.”

Ah but Capo Lie-onel and the PURPLE Mafia tell us Elevated Roadways and USELESS METROS are the Priority!


continued:

Read the rest at Acento.com

En El Guanito viven dominicanos, lejos del progreso y del Nueva York chiquito

Aunque necesitan la ayuda del Estado a través del subsidio para las madres y padres que envían a sus hijos a la escuela, ellos no dejan de enviar a sus hijos a la escuela, existe un consenso en que hay que estudiar, aunque no puedan entrar a la universidad

acento.com.do/index.php/news/16007/56/En-El-Guanito-viven-dominicanos-lejos-del-progreso-y-del-Nueva-York-chiquito.html

Another country with a similar traffic problem:


"Band-aid solutions"



Building an overpass or an elevated roadway seems to be a straight-forward solution to the traffic congestion problem in Kathmandu. Many people will likely praise the government for it.

However, one of the benefits of being decades behind other nations in infrastructure building is that we can learn from their MISTAKES.

Some of the criticisms of elevated roadways in other countries are as follows:

• Elevated roadways do not reduce overall congestion but simply move it from one location to another location when the roadway comes down to meet at-grade intersection, especially if designed improperly.

• In earthquake prone Kathmandu, elevated roadways are a major risk, irrespective of what seismic standard it is built to. The vivid picture of damaged elevated roadways after the 1995 Kobe earthquake should give us a clear picture of its impact.

continued:

• Elevated roadway is bound to reduce the value of properties along the road by being an eye-sore and blocking view of the adjacent buildings.

• In addition, and probably more importantly, the roadway under the elevated structure will likely experience a dramatic decrease in traffic on the ground-level, which is, of course, a desired goal of the elevated roadway. However, one of the consequences of reduced traffic is reduced business activity for small shops. Some small shops rely on pass-by or drop-in traffic for about 50 percent of their transactions, or even as high as 80 percent for convenience (kirana) stores. But with a reduced traffic volume in front of their shops, these small businesses will not survive and will be closed, leaving an area of economic depravity.

continued:

The proposed elevated roadways and the rash improvements announced recently must go through at least a “value engineering” exercise and be vetted by the public so we know it is the right solution. The need of the hour is a long-term vision for Kathmandu valley that takes into consideration all modes of travel, while keeping livability and environmental impact in mind.

Without it, the proposed elevated roadways around Kathmandu may be a huge mistake at worst, or a short-term band-aid solution, at best.


Dominicans does this Sound Familiar?


ekantipur.com/the-kathmandu-post/2012/03/31/free-the-words/band-aid-solutions/233299.html

The PLD and Lie-onel provide Old solutions that haven’t worked to resolve “modern” Problems!


"Elevated Roads Not the Way to Go in Jakarta"

Last week, the Jakarta Globe reported on the ongoing construction work of two elevated roads: 5.5 kilometers from Jalan Antasari to Blok M and 2.3 kilometers from Jalan Casablanca to Jalan Sudirman. City officials said the work could be completed as early as August and the roads were expected to ease traffic density in the area by half.

Really? No. Elevating roads is no long-term solution to traffic woes and will only make affected areas less attractive to live in.

continued:

Traffic congestion in Jakarta can’t be separated from the high growth rate of vehicle ownership (9 to 11 percent per year), which is not supported by the growth of road development (less than 1 percent a year). The development of new roads will never catch up to the growth rate of vehicle ownership. A new highway or a widened road only alleviates traffic congestion for a short period of time.

After a few years, any new or widened highway fills with traffic that would not have existed if the highway had not been built, a phenomenon called induced demand. Because of induced demand, neither building new roads nor widening existing roads are viable long-term solutions to traffic congestion.


Dominicans does this Sound Familiar?

thejakartaglobe.com/opinion/elevated-roads-not-the-way-to-go-in-jakarta/497832#Scene_1

PLD - partido ladronazos dominicano... we need a purple people eater!
Our Haytian Queen at work.
It's a shame that all these works were 500% over budget and that's a shame.
josean, *****

I am sure that resident Super Modern Neo–Liberal- Globalist Purple Clapping Phraseolgist FUNGODLE inspired, Atabey, is more familiar with the terms Value Engineering and Induced Demand than use mere mortal untutored peasants!

We have the best President ever..!

Every day he inagurates new work worth millions.. The rest is b.s. and empty promises..

Nobody has done so much as Leonel.. ..
When he leaves , that's when you will know how much we miss him..


Thanks Leonel


Don’t let that happens AGAIN
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Nothing will stop the progress..
PLD 2012-3000

Written by: dreamkiller, 15 May 2012 2:03 PM
From: Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), Guayacannes on the beach

Josean desperation is setting in......you have stayed too long.....you Have lost credability ....your other friend is laughing at you not with you .....Go home and get your shine box "


Josey will be filling out his application for a Carnival position very shortly.

Josie, some of the stuff you say about education are true, and I agree there's got to be changes; now, my question to you is: do you think the Hippo is going to bring about such changes?

I'll be waiting for your honest answer.........

DONT_BE_SILENT,

An honorable question always merits respectful response, at least from me!

Leaders, never make change it’s the people who demand it and they react to it.

Regardless of whom the next "leader" even it is Guillermo Moreno we must hold their feet to the fire to get them to comply with the constitutional mandate of 4% being allocated to EDUCATION.

The very survival of our society demands no less!


“Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will. Find out just what any people will quietly submit to and you have found out the exact measure of injustice and wrong which will be imposed upon them, and these will continue till they are resisted with either words or blows, or both. The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they oppress.”

“People might not get all they work for in this world, but they must certainly work for all they get.”

Fredrick Douglas

Well I don't think that Josean gets the pictures and this is a way of no return. Yesterday the president gave pensions to more than 2000 sugar cane workers, guess for whom those guys are going to vote for, danilo because if hipp wins he will take it away by saying the that was done because of the policatal campaign that is going on now.

Okay so he couldnt answer the quesion but instead he's just quoting someone else...

Thank you for your answer. I truly believe that we need more than 4%. Right now Costa Rica invests 12%, an example to be followed, and yes, we should press on toward the goal of change for the benefit of our nation.

JMONTILLA como siempre

But the question was "do you think the Hippo is going to bring about such changes?" which was not answered. I'll answer. If Hipolito wins, there will be no progress for DR.

Because you and your sidekick, Little Rickey don't like the answer doesn’t mean it wasn't answered!

"Do you think the Hippo is going to bring about such changes?" It's a yes or no question.

Jose,

DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME trying to get marranos to understand.

While u've the makings of a responsible engineer, u don't grasp the wealth funnel these unnecessary overpasses represent. Is simply a way of:
1) making GDP metrics show some movement in some IMF ledger.
1b) this allows the ruling calcoma to burrow in the name of the people.
1c) this allows the calcoma in power to pocket more for themselves in Swiss banks while they still can; WHILE THE PEOPLE GET STUCK WITH THE BILL.

Understand? It's much easier to move currency than to move tons of cement out of the country.
Simply find ways of transforming it into currency via IMF extractive economics such as GDP metrics. Send the biggest chunk to the controlling empire, or else.
Notice that the big firms are usually American, Canadian, German or Spaniard; there's a couple of small DR firms but only because someone must provide brute force.
Whatever is left for u+cronies, divy up taking as much for urself while u can.

simondc3, assuming all you said is true, (there's a lot of truth in it, I'll give you that), does it justify voting for an incompetent moron like Hipolito Mejia? Be honest.

Twelve reasons to vote against the DICTATORSHIP


(5) Natural resources are not managed well. The CDEE not only does not solve the problem of blackouts, but it represents an incredible drain on the budget in favor of private companies. Cotuí’s gold could have been used to pay off the debt. The cement factory of the Haitises would have damaged our main aquiferial artery.

7dias.com

Twelve reasons to vote against the DICTATORSHIP


6) Elitism in the current administration with millions for great officials, and pittances for common employees. They no longer build housing for the poor as did Trujillo and Balaguer, but for the rich. There are too many privileged retirement pensions and scholarships abroad for the rich. A Banking Officer convicted for embezzlement is pardoned, only because she belongs to the upper class.

7dias.com

Josean,

You have a very short memory or no experience. I remember traveling Av 27 before the elevated was constructed and it was a horror having to put up with the lights, congestion, and vendor carts inhibiting passage. At least now with the elevated you can avoid some of the mayhem.

To believe elevated arteries increase congestion is a fools conjecture and not technical reality. Ask the question; if the elevateds increased congestion, why build them ?

I think your antipathy for the elevateds is based upon your having a dislike of the PLD scent on the construction.

"some of the mayhem"

And for how long?


Los Angeles California has more "Freeways" and Overpasses than the Universe has Stars and they have an eternal traffic Jam.


But of course you PURPLE GENIUSES know better than anybody else, after all your GOD"s gift to Humanity!

"Los Angeles California has more "Freeways" and Overpasses than the Universe has Stars and they have an eternal traffic Jam.

But of course you PURPLE GENIUSES know better than anybody else, after all your GOD"s gift to Humanity!"

Just think about what an even bigger mess it would be without those "Freeways"!

Definitivamente... REEEEEECOJAN, que esto se acabo!

PLD NEPA: Danilo 56.7 Hipólito 37.1 (En 5 dias)

;-)

**** EL CAMBIO SEGURO ****
DANILO PRESIDENTE 2012-2016

Regarding the visible happiness of LF, I believe that the correct expression is:


"Laughing all the way to the bank".

Twelve reasons to vote against the DICTATORSHIP


(7) We have exceeded the ethical boundaries. The fact that what was done with the 130 million dollars of the Sund Land cannot be explained, the disclosure of a recording in which the President expresses his intention to use money from loans for the campaign, and a character close to the President denounced for very serious acts and mechanisms to investigate are not put into function literally confirms that already they are doing "what had never been done".

7dias.com

Twelve reasons to vote against the DICTATORSHIP



(8)The country moves "without law and order". The current budget violates more than 24 laws enacted by the same executive power. The law is "a piece of paper". There is no protocol or rules, everything can be done as long as one has enough to grease the palms of officials.


7dias.com

"Just like here: more than 93% of the Japanese graduates in 2012 are employed "

"The report highlighted in turn that the rate of students who have completed secondary education in 2012 reached 94.8 percent, 1.6 per cent more than in 2011"


May 15, 2012

Acento.com


PS

The headine is not mine!

"Igual que aquí: Más de 93% de los japoneses graduados en 2012 tienen empleo"

"El informe destacó a su vez que el índice de estudiantes que han superado la educación secundaria en 2012 alcanzó el 94,8 por ciento, un 1,6 por ciento más que en 2011"

15 de mayo del 2012

Yes, Josie Hiede Vivo..

The socio-cultural base the japanese have is exactly the same that we have.. Exactly the same geographic and financial conditions..


Good comparation very smart ..

Now compare in wikipedia which is the country in the Caribbean and Central America that leads foreign investment, and the biggest economy as well..

Them you will be VERY happy with Leonel!

:)


______________________________________
Nothing will stop the progress..
PLD 2012-3000

"Now compare in wikipedia which is the country in the Caribbean and Central America that leads foreign investment, and the biggest economy as well.."


How has that benefited the average Dominican other than the CRIMINALS on the PLD's Political Committee?

In case you didn't see this on Sunday or you short term memory is conveniently failing you!


The Dominican Republic with Developmental disorders

By Jean Michel Caroit

Correspondent in Santo Domingo

With one of the highest growth rates in Latin America, but poverty is not much reduced. And education is still little valued

The need to change the model of development and to better distribute the benefits of growth is one of the few points on which candidates are agreed in the presidential election of 20 may in the Dominican Republic. Behind the fringed beaches of coconut trees that attract four million tourists each year, more than 40 per cent of the population lives below the poverty line. Poverty has barely declined, although the country's growth rate is among the highest in Latin America and the Caribbean for twenty years (4.5% in 2011).

continued:

The infant mortality rate and school exclusion are among the highest in the region. An important center for South American cocaine that goes to Europe and North America, the Dominican Republic faces an increase in crime. The corruption of many judges creates impunity for criminals, often benefiting from the complicity of police officers.

The archetype of the corruption

Inequalities have increased between the impoverished masses of the countryside and slums and the caste associated with power, which tends to exhibit their ill-gotten wealth.

In the center of a corruption scandal that has spread to Haiti, Panama and Peru,is Senator Felix Bautista the archetype of this dizzying accumulation. Penniless, sixteen years ago, but due to its closeness to President Leonel Fernandez is now at the head of a fortune whose amount he says ignore.

continued:

Accusations of corruption in the purchase of leaders of the opposition and the denunciation of imaginary conspiracies based on illegal wiretaps have marked the campaign, in the midst of caravans competing in decibels. The Dominican Liberation Party (PLD, Center-right in power) and the Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD, Social Democrat) did not cease their mutual accusations of carrying out a "smear campaign", where "stink bombs" have replaced the presentation of programs.

In this game, the candidate of the LDP, Danilo Medina, has benefited from the resources of the State and the active support of President Fernandez, who has intensified the inaugurations of newly paved roads. Fernández, was not able to seek third consecutive term ? he has been President three times, 1996-2000 and 2004-2008 and 2008-2012? but he imposed his wife, Margarita Cedeño de Fernández, as a candidate for the Vice-Presidency for the PLD.

continued:

Thanks to the large budget of her "Office of the first lady", the v.p. candidate has built a base of popularity based on her aid to the poor.

The imbalance of resources in favor of the party in power has been documented by the organization “Citizen Participation. In January 2012, the PLDP had spent 69,72% of the approximately 59 million pesos (EUR 1.2 million) compaired the rest of the parties, in the purchase of spaces on television, radio and newspapers. The PRD was far behind with 20.28%, and the rest is distributed among small alternative groups. These figures do not include the tens of thousands of purple posters, the color of the PLD, deployed in the most remote rural areas. Or compensation from the party in power to hundreds of journalists that sing praises of President Fernandez and his candidate.

Continued:

Danilo Medina prides himself on running a "clean" campaign, with the promise of "continuing what is right and correcting what is wrong and doing what has never been". The National Progressive Force (FNP), extreme right-wing ally, deals with the "smear campaign". Founded by lawyer Vinicio "Vincho" Castillo, one of President Fernandez's closest advisers, this small group has made the fight against Haitian immigration their battle steed.

Concerned about his international image, Leonel Fernandez maintains a modernizer speech before the multiple personalities that he receives at his luxurious Global Foundation (FUNGLODE). Financed in the midst of a great opacity by bankers and entrepreneurs, the Foundation competes with the universities. In his many travels abroad, President Leonel Fernandez has signed contracts for the benefit of FUNGLODE, as if it were a State institution.

Continued:

A report from Jacques Attali

Mr Fernández had called on Jacques Attali for a diagnosis of the situation in the country in 2010, who in turn appealed to a dozen of experts. According to the daily El Nacional, Atali invoiced a million dollars by its 143-page document that synthesizes data from several reports by international and local organizations. Their recommendations for combating inequalities, gaps in health and education, insecurity, impunity, lack of confidence in the institutions or cronyism, barely have had effect a year after its publication.

continued:

In his speech on the occasion of the national holiday, February 27, 2012, President Fernandez praised the macroeconomic stability of his management and the influx of foreign investment (US$ 2.4 billion in 2011). Glad to see from his helicopter, as Santo Domingo seemed " to be a little New York". This comparison has earned him criticism from opponents, who advised him to return to Earth to observe the poverty of the slums and the lack of sewers at the foot of the towers built by undocumented Haitians.

Fernández contrasts his "responsible management" with the violent economic crisis, caused by the failure of three banks, which marked the end of the mandate of the opposition candidate, Hipolito Mejia, in power from 2000 to 2004. This contrast is echoed in his international network. Influential columnist of the Hispanic world, former Venezuelan Minister Moses Naim criticised the "populism and machismo" Hipólito Mejía.

continued:

If he had visited the Dominican Republic, shortly before Christmas, Mr Naim would have seen the spectacle of adult women pushing each other to trying to reach one of the boxes of food distributed by the Government of President Leonel Fernández. The distribution of 1.2 million boxes cost 1,350 million pesos (27 million euros) to the public Treasury. More than one million poor families receive a monthly stipend of 700 pesos (14 euros) through the "solidarity card". The opposition says that beneficiaries who do not vote for the candidate of the PLD will be at risk of losing the card.

The hypertrophy of the public administration is another example of nepotism. The Dominican Executive has 334 Vice-Ministers. The Dominican Republic maintains 384 diplomats in the United States more than Brazil or those of six Central American countries combined.

Continued:

Leonel Fernández seems to be the heir of Joaquin Balaguer: he modernized the political patronage of the old conservative caudillo who ruled the Dominican Republic for almost a quarter of a century after the assassination of Dictator Rafael Leonidas Trujillo, to whom he was a faithful servant. As Balaguer, Fernandez has invested in major projects, such as roads or metro in the capital, which have been sources of enrichment for those close to power, instead of investing in education or health.

The other side of the undeniable "economic miracle" appears in the classification established by the World Economic Forum in Davos.

The Dominican Republic is one of the countries with worse evaluation in terms of quality of education, corruption and waste of public money.

LeMonde

PS

Please let me know when ever you need your memory refreshed!

PEOPLE YOU SHOULD REMEMBER

What about Quirino? 1,387 kilos of cocaine

La reyna del extasis? (release by hipolito himself)

Martin Abreu Pimentel.. bodyguard of Hipolito and a killed narco in Plaza castilla

Johny Morales (Plan renove) RD1,800 millones

Vladimir Garcia ( partner of Quirino)

Pepe Goico ( 400 millions fraud)

Mazourka ( jailed in najayo and escaped with his watcher from Clinica Abreu)

Silvio carrasco (The infamous Director of Indri)

Radhames Garcia Ramos ( The chinese embassador) who confess his crimes to a judge

Andres Carraman ( Subsecretary of medio ambiente and builder of Hipolito country houses)?

Ramon baez Figueroa and baninter US2.2 BILLIONS ( Racketeering charges in Miami)?

Luis Alvarez Renta?

The PricewaterhouseCoopers scam?

The list goes on and on..


Acording Tonti Rutinel, the personal friend of Hipolito " Hipolito hundio el pais"



Don’t let that happens AGAIN
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PLD 2012-3000

The person NOBODY forgets is Felix Bautista he makes the PLD lose about a MILLION VOTES!

....continue

acording to Jose LUis Aleman , a famous economist and a friend of Hipolito he said once:

"El gobierno de Hipolito ha sido una defraudacion total"

In my particular case, when the U$1,100 milions disapear of bonos soberanos with Andy Dauhajre , and they asked Hipolito what happens, and he answer:
"I Know what happens to those U$1,100 M, but I dont tell you because I dont take presure.."

That was my favorite quote.. Que timbale, U$1100 millones desaparecidos! You can not do that unless you are highly involved ! Solo en D.R. !

A famous quote ...
"No se puede ser cabeza de Estado cuando no se tiene cabeza.."

Don Quixote de la mancha..Miguel De Cervantes


Don’t let that happens AGAIN
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PLD 2012-3000

People don't remember your personal rectally generated fantasies!

They do recall recent real history like $130,000,000 million US dollars that are missing from the illegal Sunland loan, the $36,000,000 million dollars to the international Spanish Drug lord Arturo Del Tiempo Marquez to build a Narco Tower for the PLD elite and Félix Bautista’s contracts with Jose Agosto Figueroa under the direct orders of Narco Capo Li-onel Fernandez!

over here we say
" all roads that leave to education are always under construction".

all of pres leos roads lead to the metro and lack of education.

@Danny
Metro that is used by 400 thousand people a day..

Education that was cut from a 2.4 % to a 1.3% by Hipolito

the technological wonders that come out of the dr....
its wonderful is it not?

leos choo-choo train.
all aboard.