Santo Domingo. - Empty hallways and parking lots and little movement by officials in the National Palace is the stark contrast with the throngs in and around what was president elect Danilo Medina’s campaign headquarters, where hundreds of people gathered to not “get left out in the cold.”
The offices located on Sarasota Av. in the upscale sector Mirador Sur were packed with so many people that many had to remain outside waiting for Medina’s arrival, under the baking sun and some impeccably dressed and folders in hand.
As the afternoon wore and the hours passed without Medina in sight, the crowd began thinning and only few waited into the event in hopes of meeting with the President-elect.
Nearly all signed the guest book to “greet and congratulate” Medina, who on Monday told reporters that “I’ve nothing to say,” and that when he has a statement, “I’ll call you.”


"Zombies are anachronistic individuals, in appearance, in their ways, in their mindset, they remain obtusely anchored to the past, and offer nothing new, nothing interesting".
Please do not regale us with more zombies in your new administration, we have had enough of those!
Everybody loves a winner and will grovel at his feet to win favor. The lottery begins for the bootlickers seeking a free pass to the government's accomodation bureau.
Let the a$$ kissing begin .......
The only problem is that the best a$$ kissers are the old incumbents with the most to lose....
But do yourselves a favor and find the report of the election from the lastest issue of the Economist magazine, which sets out the problems facing Danillo- corruption, cronyism, poverty and cutting cutting the apron strings from Leonita.
The article also recognizes that Danillo may be part of the problem as well and mentioned some of the problems with the fairness of the election.
read it