Santo Domingo, RD.
The Minister of the Presidency, Lisandro Macarrulla, said that with the increase in vacancies in March, as predicted, the projections that the governing body is that the economy will grow by 6% during 2021.
“This will be a restructuring of the public restaurants and will increase the quality of life of the Dominicans, without the need to increase the tax burden on the population”, the minister said in an interview with the Aeromundo television program, produced during the period.
The Minister emphasized that the governing body was carrying out the necessary work to combat the pandemic and to maintain the stable economy, it was “able to appreciate the mortality rate with other countries”.
Macarrulla initiated the interview stating that it was aware that the world was facing a crisis crisis at Covid-19, which limited the resources and plans that had been pre-empted, and obliged it to prioritize some projects that were not established in the government program.
Among the issues that the ministry is currently working on are public health, public transport, urban security, Haitian migration, education and tourism.
As for the health sector, it claims that it has incorporated millions of Dominicans, as well as new users of the National Health Service (SENASA).
Macarrulla has been pursuing an optimistic vision with the goal of working out the governing plan on the solution of problems that it has decided on in terms of decades and results obtained from the application of the governing plan during the five months of governing by Luis Abinader.
Macarulla is refusing public transport as a “major problem”, and will ensure that the governor is in agreement with a massive transport program, which includes monoreles, telephony and metro extensions and bus and train routes where only public cars are available.
Dijo that the governor also works in the 62 mile lifespan with his titles, to the tends to access the most needed, with priority to the members of the Armored Forces (FFAA).
The Minister says that the solution to the problem of undocumented Haitian migration to the national territory is in the pact signed by the Dominican President with the former country, which guarantees the collaboration of the Dominican government for the construction of hospitals in Haitian territory.
Macarulla claims that “a Dominican Republic of sustainable social, politics and economics can only be logged if all the most dominant Dominicans are working to resolve the issues that are currently being dealt with in the history of simultaneous child support responsibly.