PRESS RELEASE
The Dominican Federation of Municipalities (FEDOMU) is happy and welcomes the actions of political parties in the Dominican Republic that have municipal representation, because it has reached that great reach maturity According to the election of representatives from law officers of the various municipalities in the country.
From FEDOMU is seen as positive since this provision sets forth the golden rule of municipal democracy in municipalities where one party has the receivership, the president and vice president are of the same party, by mutual agreement between the receiver and the council of each municipality, which also includes the municipal districts.
This agreement for the Dominican Federation of Municipalities is very significant as it consolidates the efforts that have been making year after year, to maintain peace, harmony, peace and governance in municipalities and municipal districts of the country.
The Dominican Federation of Municipalities expressed the various political parties welcomed and invited them to continue to maintain that harmony and cordiality of the good and the strengthening of democracy and development.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC RELATIONS, PRESS AND COMMUNICATION
From FEDOMU is seen as positive since this provision sets forth the golden rule of municipal democracy in municipalities where one party has the receivership, the president and vice president are of the same party, by mutual agreement between the receiver and the council of each municipality, which also includes the municipal districts.
This agreement for the Dominican Federation of Municipalities is very significant as it consolidates the efforts that have been making year after year, to maintain peace, harmony, peace and governance in municipalities and municipal districts of the country.
The Dominican Federation of Municipalities expressed the various political parties welcomed and invited them to continue to maintain that harmony and cordiality of the good and the strengthening of democracy and development.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC RELATIONS, PRESS AND COMMUNICATION
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