San Juan.- “Dire and worrying”, this is how the presidential candidate Abel Martínez describes the situation that the entire province of San Juan is going through, with the marked deterioration in the quality of life of citizens, the bankruptcy of the productive sectors and the non-existent presence of government actions.
When holding a meeting with communicators and journalists from the region, Martínez stated that when the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD) left the state, San Juan was at a thriving historical moment in its productivity.
“We have always been very close, in contact with the leadership of the PLD in this province, with the productive sectors, with the communicators, and it is evident that, in the last year and a half, the living conditions of the people of San Juan have deteriorated. This PRM government received a province with defined agricultural plans, with a population that is increasingly full of opportunities and that has been lost,” he said. Abel.
Martínez condemned that the 911 Assistance System, as well as “primary care services and health centers, are practically collapsed. The massive cancellation of technicians, not only in the agricultural sector, but also in the health sector, worsens the conditions of these sectors that contribute so much to the Dominican Republic.”
Abel questioned that the Government in March of last year unnecessarily declared a non-existent state of emergency in this southern province, in what was apparently an announcement of what awaited the population of San Juan, because “now is when Truly, this area is in a total state of defenselessness.”
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“We tell the government to come immediately to listen to the population, but not to come with promises, no; come to present results. Agricultural plans must be resumed; support must come to the livestock sectors, to those in the countryside, to those that produce beans, rice, onions, avocados, milk, cheese; They must come to their aid immediately,” said the senior political leader.
Martínez pointed out that apart from rescuing the productive sectors of the entire southern area, it is necessary to guarantee the health of citizens, for which they must provide care centers with ambulances, equipment and tools that ensure efficient assistance. to the citizens.
