Leonel Fernández Begins Three-Day Santiago Tour With Sector Meetings and Office Openings
Former Dominican President Leonel Fernández will spend three days in Santiago meeting with sector groups and opening two Fuerza del Pueblo offices.
Key points
- The tour runs from Friday, October 30, through Sunday, November 1.
- It includes the opening of two Fuerza del Pueblo offices, one in Guayabal (Puñal) and one in the ensanche Libertad.
- Meetings are planned with producers, home builders, bus drivers, doctors, young people, and merchants.
- On Friday evening, 90 participants will receive certificates from the Political Training Diploma program.
Former Dominican President and Fuerza del Pueblo (FP) party leader Leonel Fernández will hold a series of political and sector-focused activities in the province of Santiago from this Friday, October 30, through Sunday, November 1.
The tour begins Friday evening at the Casa del Pueblo on Avenida Las Carreras, where 90 participants will receive certificates for completing the Political Training Diploma program.
On Saturday, Fernández will meet with representatives of Santiago's productive, business, and professional sectors, including members of the Asociación de Promotores y Constructores de Viviendas del Cibao (Aprocovici), and with cigar and tobacco producers from the municipality of Villa González. He will also spend time with bus drivers on the M route in the Libertad neighborhood, take part in a discussion with young people and representatives of social and productive sectors, and meet with doctors from the province.
That same Saturday at 6:00 p.m., he will lead the opening of a new Fuerza del Pueblo office in the Guayabal district of the Puñal municipality, at Korocote plaza in the Los Pinos sector. He will also swear in leaders who are joining from other political organizations.
On Sunday, November 1, at 10:00 a.m., he will officially open the Fuerza del Pueblo office for Santiago's Circunscripción 1, located at the corner of Calle 3 and Avenida 27 de Febrero in the ensanche Libertad. The tour will end with a meeting with merchants and business owners in Gurabo.