Giving continuity to the improvement of the transport system in Greater Santo Domingo, the President Luis Abinader visited station number four of the second line of the Santo Domingo Cable Car in Los Alcarrizos, whose progress to date is 85%.
This great urban mobility system will impact the lives of 400 thousand inhabitantsallowing each user to move to their workplaces, study centers and recreation without increasing the family budget.
The work will streamline internal mobility in The Alcarrizos and the connection with the National District, being an economic and quality means of transport, which will also connect with the new Santo Domingo Metro line, allowing inclusive development and sustainable growth of society.
The electromechanical component is 75% complete and the installation of the electrical works is 50%. The power supply of the 21 KV circuit that will connect the four stations, through which 163 cabins will pass, is also being worked on.
Inaugurates Los Beibolistas avenue in Manoguayabo
President Abinader together with the Minister of Public Works, Deligne Ascensión, inaugurated Los Beibolistas avenue in Manoguayabo, West Santo Domingowhose works had been in demand for years.
The work will also benefit the communities of Hato Nuevo and Batey Bienvenida, also connecting the 6 de Noviembre highway, the Santo Domingo Beltway and, soon, with the Los Alcarrizos Beltway.
Ascensión said that the damage to the base, the asphalt layer and the drainage were restored, as well as structural damage to the critical flood points and the bridges that make up part of this important road, work that other governments had forgotten for many years. .
“Today we can affirm that the restoration of this avenue helps road users travel smoothly, favoring fuel savings, improving movement and speeding up travel time, also avoiding vehicle damage and traffic accidents, which translates into a better quality of life”, pointed out.
New CAIPI in Pedro Brand
Also in the afternoon, the president led the inauguration of the new Comprehensive Care Center for Early Childhood (CAIPI), in La Guáyiga, Pedro Brand.
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The CAIPI Lebroncito will benefit 250 newly admitted boys and girls, which they will receive comprehensive quality care and will allow parents to continue or return to their working life while their children are cared for by high-level professionals.
On his side, the Minister of Public Works, Deligne Ascensión, highlighted the fundamental support that these centers represent for the education of the little ones and added that it was built with an investment of more than 45 million pesos.
New park in memory of Julio Núñez
Similarly, the President inaugurated this Saturday a park in memory of Julio Núñez Rodríguezin Los Jardines del Norte, whom he described as a “fine strategist, who could give you a diagnosis of the entire country and spoke to you with sincerity”.
“I don’t see a park, I see a recognition of a great citizen like Julio Núñez was”, President Abinader highlighted.
He added that, in addition to being a good neighbor, friend and good militant, he was also a fighter for democracy who must be recognized today and always as a good and honest man.
Meanwhile, the senator of the National District, Faride Raful, stressed that the deceased leader was the promoter of the development of this community, in which he was much loved and respected by all.
The Mayor’s Office of the National District through resolution No. 363021 declared a posthumous tribute to Don Julio Núñez Reynoso, and his widow Xiomara and their children were present at the ceremony.
The ministers participated, from the Presidency, Joel Santos; of Education, Ángel Hernández; the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Alfredo Pacheco; the directors, of the Office of Urban and Interurban Mobility Projects, Jhael Isa; from INTRANT, Hugo Beras; Customs, Eduardo Sanz Lovatón; of Public-Private Partnerships, Sigmund Freund; from the WHOA, Radhames González; from INAIPI, Besaida Santana; of the CAASD, Fellito Suberví and Governor Julia Drullard.
Also, the Vice Minister of Social and Community Management, Juan Garrigó; José Andújar, mayor of Santo Domingo Oeste; Scarlet Benzant, general secretary of the National Presidential Management Council; the director of the Municipal Board of La Guáyiga, Mirtha Pérez; the deputy Sandro Sánchez, and the mayor of Los Alcarrizos, Cristian Encarnación.
