And we got into the cycle. Says a listener about that Wednesday of politics.
Okay. This is a Monday of politics that we have here a young
councillor who aspires to a council. I' m told by those who know
about this that it' s very good. Okay. We want to listen
to him and meet us and such part of the tit two hearing this morning,
a little more of it with us today. Here is the governor and
aspiring deputy Leas Mieses very good day. The truth is that happy to be
in that space, because it has always used it as a space of relief.
In my vehicle lis bus is alone. You do, don' t
have to do with this paraphernalia that you see politicians since they start, since
they are maintenance directors of a Directorate General President of the Regidors. Yes,
in my case, if he' s with Chofer, but definitely for one
issue more than anything of transit, and I don' t believe much about
hanging out with that profernalia that many politicians use quite young. What makes a
young woman so young interested in politics one, bearing in mind that politics for
younger generations always tends to be unattractive. Look helpfully, several years ago you
would have talked to me about politics and not even in sleep would you have
seen me participating or militating directly in a party, because the truth is that
we are all politicians and we all have an opinion of it. In my
particular case, I have a foundation which brought me very close to the national
district to see the inequalities we live in and I realized that, as much
as one has foundation, the truth is that changes come from politics, and
not only by raising a poster, a candidate, a party, but by
participating directly, aspiring and making decisions and positions that bring benefit and change to
people. That' s what made her decide you. So, between non
- family policies and you' re the only family, no, I don
' t count on that lineage. It was that bureaucratic, political lineage.
Sounds like a political operation to me. Nieta daughter and now I' m
training my children, or maybe my children can start a lineage, but don
' t give to you. I have three kids, I have a teenager
and two bastards don' t be you bouquets. I didn' t talk
about so home and I said wow Veni to I said it here so that
your friend the twenty and I thank you so much. I liked what a
daily man came to say because he' s a lady and he' s
not too courteous a lady to ask him at the age but not thirty-
five, to have thirty- five, no, but say he' s
twenty- three, that perfectly, perfectly we' ll believe, but he
has a teenage son. When I touch on this topic and you talk to
him, what is the impression a teenager has of politics. You already have
my almost saying you politicians. I have to admit that maybe they read it
today and the same youth we are going to say the first vote is totally
different from what we were, because it is a more critical youth and that,
at least it investigates more. Perhaps I, at seventeen, sixteen and
eighteen years of age, knew nothing to do with this, as do contemporary
people, but my son yes, my son is sixteen years old and I
also see that I have had the opportunity to approach many young first voter who
also have a rather critical position and, then knowledge of political issues, even
though they are not necessarily militating in a party. We' re talking to
the candidate leader, MP Lismiese. You go for the cicogresion. Straight numbers
around here is the most complicated five aggression I' ve seen, not because
of the way we vote, but because of the quality of all the candidates,
of the different parties. There' s a lot of quality here and
it' s hard to choose. I think that should not be called into
question. It comes to mind as I listen to you talking about your child
and how you get to politics, how it was already the process of training
and being able to go out and open up. This isn' t easy,
maybe struggling like a foundation. There' s no fight. There is
no such thing and no more you are presiding over the Council of Regulators.
He has realized that everything we huffly do not, not definitely, and I
believe that the great challenge is to be able to manage them time, because
it has politics, at least it is with vocation of service and in politics
full. You don' t have time, you have to add one more
hour a day and more with a candidacy, and it also gets complicated,
things get more complicated. But the truth is that those little moments are going
to say that you can take only moments that you have to take advantage of
to have quality, both with the family, on a personal level and with
friends, because politics is complicated. However, I have to admit that it
is not as ugly or as bad as people sell it out in politics.
I think you' re going to harvest, you' re going to sow,
you' re going to harvest what you sow. And in my case,
that I have entered directly into the year two thousand eighteen already military in
a party and I have to tell you that I have taken it full time.
I' ve had a very good experience. He asked why the question
put by a listener seemed very valid to me He said that he would like
to ask you, an almost Member of Parliament, what made you different,
understood others and what different proposals they asked about here. I think it'
s interesting. The question looks at me. When I aspired to rule in
the year two thousand twenty, I committed myself, but I committed myself to
being in the territories, because the great rejection or great complaint I received in
the different places I went to visit in the campaign is that politicians only appear
three or six months before a campaign, and I dedicated myself to myself,
I proposed that I would be in the territories, that I would not win
and stay behind a chair sitting or behind a screen that is also stretched a
lot in Dominican politics and I think that makes me different today. I can
assure you with proof that I have kept myself completely in the territories as if
it were working hours. I have four years a week that I have four
days a week in the territories and three days, three days in the two
days in the office. And I think that' s part of the change
in politics. Or you talked about the quality of the candidates and, indeed,
all the parties today have very good candidates in circumcreption number one, with
good proposals and they are definitely seeing each other instead. I believe that in
Dominican politics and what are those proposals that you are looking at. In my
case, I' ll tell you clearly. We see a lot of candy
data at national level with a proposal bank that I sometimes say myself, but
it will be that they Google the buccala to sell it publicly. I have
only one proposal. My commitment as a deputy is with the Dominican Republic,
but my priority is with the capital. That is why we are leading to
a proposal to push for a capital law or a national district law. From
the experience gained in the City Hall these four years we have been able to
identify the lack of budget that the capital has and I believe this law would
promote a fair deal for the primary capital of America. When I say fair,
I mean us. We have here a million people who live, however,
on a daily basis. Apart from that million, we received a million
five hundred who neither live nor broadcast here. However, they use the services.
And when you see a reflection of cities, as I am an example
of that running you already work to leave it trash, drunken things. When
you call yourself, I sleep in my house exactly and feel bad because at
the end of the capital' s day it' s I don' t
make the right capital economy and the capital is all of us. So,
precisely through that transit, we' re going to say that it comes here
in a mummuntanous way, but that it also generates resources for the capital.
The capital must be treated fairly to provide better services. We see cities like
Madrid, Barcelona, Medellin, which have capitality, which are treated differently from
the other provinces and we, as primate capital of America, have a million
tourists annually. If we had better service, we could increase it to two
hundred and three hundred percent, also generating a higher income at the economic level
to the Dominican Republic. We are very focused on that proposal. It is
a comprehensive proposal that is very focused on citizen security, where we want to
regain control of the municipal police, to have municipal police with more we will
say how much more was worth with more resources to be able to execute a
better security. He wanted me to have this conversation. I still do it
with some people and I find it interesting that there' s someone who'
s taking care of this one because it' s like they' re letting
us see who' s going to take care of it? No spaces are
what I tell you something, the past, the mind are going to tell
the enemy, the past all pasts. Instead of centralizing the town hall or
city councils more, which have been decentralizing it and strengthening local governments, more
quality of life for people, more well- being for people. I believe
in that and I believe that this was also a vision of Juan Pablo Duarte,
who saw the local government as a fourth power. However, we what
over time, what we have been decentralizing it, completing it completely in the
exercise of those of the political campaigns, how they develop Traditionally we have seen
how they do it. The population does not know the exercise that a politician
really does, in this case he is a Member specifically and we have accustomed
the population to that problem. But they resolve immediacy. I' m going
to tell you a purchase you, as a candidate, topic of a purchase
in my house and already and reviews you want. He' s moving there,
but we don' t know. The majority of the population does not
know what the work itself of a Member of Parliament is. What is the
House going to do, what is it going to the Senate, what does
it do, what can it do, so that that proposal that you carry
can pass and become really the reality that you want right and everything that you
have to go through so that you, when you are going to propose it,
will expose it there in the Senate, in the House, the Chamber
of Deputies, you seem to work there that knows you very well, then
that happens then. I believe that it is important for the population to know
what this process is and for you to really know what the work of the
MP is that, apart from giving the box of dead and the notebook and
can actually behave for a person who knows what is going to be there look
I am more employed. Not only in the House of Representatives, but also
in the Councils of Directors. You know that the Council of Regidor is a
House of Deputies, but only territorial in the case of us, of the
city. And the truth is that you have to build consensus and it may
be the biggest bureaucracy, because you have to agree with other people who don
' t necessarily have the same idea, or we' re going to say
that you have the same thinking as you do as a representative. It is
important that it is known that the deputy not only legislates to make laws,
but that he must monitor the executive and supervise the same chamber of these laws
are enforced, but at the same time they also represent their communities. There
are collegial bodies that obviously must have a consensus for one to be able to
generate an adoption of a law that involves a job. Let' s say
quite arduous, because not only do we generate the law and deliver it to
the General Secretariat, but they carry different processes within the House, which makes
those processes longer than normal and you shaped a project. Now, the 17th
of August of the two thousand f s reads the twenty- eight and with
the twenty- eight reita the one that is already in commission and precisely in
that tenor. I am very focused and very committed also to the case of
control. We, the Dominican Republic, have so many laws, ladies,
so many laws that haven' t changed even one, like in twenty years.
I think that more than we talk about new laws, we have to
control what we have today, identify what is not being implemented, which are
many and based on that also update. Here there are laws that are more
than thirty years old and I am not just talking about the Feral Code that
has not been changed and it is not true that today' s Dominican society
in the society of ten years ago not even four years ago. So I
think that in that sense you must from the House of Representatives, you must
have legislators who also audit, inside you see the laws that are not being
implemented and based on that you do a job of a real control that I
can make you a confession before Peter' s question. I am not watching
her and honestly, I have interviewed many politicians who have come, who have
sat down and I am watching her and I don' t know. You
' re not faking what you' re saying. Prim you stayed at home.
The first thing, no, no, I don' t say it,
but I mean it as honesty, because there is also when it'
s not critical. You' re speaking from conviction. That' s what
I feel not and that' s good and that' s good that'
s what it reflects, because it really is. I believe that we must
control what we have today to stop inventing. No one is going to invent
warm water because they' ve already invented it. Yes, then our country
we see I give you a single example. The Law on Territorial Planning,
which was adopted two years ago. Pico' s getting dust. The territories
were given seven months to make the regulations. Today, no territory to end
has approved 100%. We, from the national district, have sixty-
five percent. But we haven' t been asked either. And why not,
because it has made us that regulation and it is also a matter for
the House of Members and Members. I believe that more than creating new things
is fixing the ones we have today. Peter and I was, preventa,
he' s coming up to you guys coming out, I imagine here and
doing politics. What is most complaining to people, what is it, what
is its concern? Here, in the capital there is an important issue with
security. I think we need to find a way together with the executive of
power. Let' s say, renew citizen security. The big one is
a pretty big challenge. But here there is a very strong problem with citizen
security that must be solved. Twenty- four years ago I was walking the
happy capital everywhere and, unfortunately, from two thousand one to here we see
nothing more we complain and complain to no one to solve the problem that I
can no longer walk peacefully as I did twenty- four years ago. Me
or he' s not that far away. Fifteen or twenty years ago,
the same thing happened to me. I knew I' d walk out of
my house and come anywhere. Not anymore, and that is something that,
for example, of me in a very particular way, I would like my
children to do that too. Then it' s something you have to put
your eye on and you have to find a solution, but immediate. That
' s right. There must be real changes. Speaking with the deputy candidate
for circumcretion number one, read the same to whom in the morning, today,
she is currently the leader of the National District. He' s presiding
over the District Council of Rulers and he' s talking to us on the
way in. He said something that a few minutes ago he said something that
I share with me the overproposal and I' m going to do. He
' s going to propose that and we' re going to do such a
thing. That is like making people think that they have a capacity like from
alberto to an analysis, to an anamic of that I invite them to do
an analysis to all our listener and to here how many campaign proposals have been
executed in the House of Deputies where he can be elected. To this uprising,
dedicate less than ninety- eight per cent of the candidate' s proposal
to reach the position and do not implement that proposal. Bo then I think
I can propose and I' ll tell you something. There is also an
important issue. Ladies and gentlemen, we cannot see all sorts of proposals that
are proposed at the end of the day of the vast majority in cans.
We have to look for proposals that can be made. What has been my
great job in these six months to identify candidates from my party and other parties,
to present to you the proposal that I am carrying, which is a
capital proposal, which is not only a proposal to conclude number one, It
is a proposal for the entire national district, which has eighteen deputies to go
looking for consensus and you would give pussy, but you did not even arrive.
But part of being in a collegial body is creating a consensus and security
to receive the support of others. I think it is important that the proposals
that are being sold are realizable proposals, and there is a listener who writes
that what these priorities are, apart from the one that has already raised the
issue of territoriality, for example, more than any control. If I could
call it grossly, what should be the priorities. And at this point where
we first find ourselves as a society, and the second, already seeing the
future, in the first place, of education, in the whole sense of
the word. We have to generate proposals for legislation, to monitor on the
basis of education, which is an increase in education, and not only about
education, that of the school, the schools, I am talking about civic
education, road education, financial education. We have to look for a comprehensive
proposal where all these educations can be implemented and become a reality in the Dominican
Republic. Nothing else has spoken of 4% of the Ministry of Education.
It is also to look for how we add in a pansum, in academic
thought, a road education, a financial education that at the end of the
day you will not come. I' m gonna see him, but our
kids are gonna see him. Maybe ten years from now, fifteen years from
now. There is a change in society, but that will focus solely and
exclusively on education. The environment is an important and priority issue, at least
here in the capital, the capital generates a number of polluting parts for the
entire country, which is seen indirectly reflected in the complete Dominican Republic. I
believe that we also have to focus on the issue of the mental environment,
precisely in the collection of garbage, in being able to recycle and also,
as a third topic, I return to the issue of security. I believe
that both the deputies, the mayors, senators, the entire political sphere of
the Dominican Republic must make a great working table to seek a solution to the
issue of citizen security. I must finally say, I don' t know
how sorry I don' t vote in circumgrivision number one. I' m
a vertical guy. If I were voted here in the capital, mark his
face. Ah well, I thank you for hearing from you that you were
a very critical person. It is important, yes, yes, yes,
attention to your listeners. I mean it honestly because an interview with a lot
of people you know that politics is like something, as well as the farndula.
There are a lot of faces in a movie, but there are a
lot of people inside the show Frandba that is frontal, direct, clear,
transparent, and that' s what I' ve taken away sometimes. Don
' t feel people here to make a commitment. This is not your case,
obviously, but in listening to him and speaking so clearly and without much
possession of the magic wand and I want to resolve such a thing as coming
that I do not have so many proposals, I have only one and I
want to make it possible and I am working on it from now on.
If I get there, that' s what I' m gonna warm up
with. If it is then, that gives peace of mind, because sometimes
one here, once we reached one that was talking about issues that had to
do with Dasha bons but brother or you go through the capital. First worry
about your representatives, of course, but in the case of Lece Mieses it
is good to have these mouthfuls of fresh young are with the ideas clear enough.
I bet on that kind of politician. I defend that kind of politician
and I defend politics because I think politics is good. If what happens is
that a lot of people have entered politics who notice it is so good and
have given a reputation to politics that politics does not deserve. He told you
everything we' re politicians and you started talking, and that' s how
it is, since it was hard for you here in the litril is competitive,
but good is competitive here the competitive. How are the numerous here?
You know all the politicians tell you their number so far up Lancia. I
think the best poll and the best numbers are on 19 May. I have
dedicated myself to knowing and recognizing every space and people and listening to people and
it is reflected in every space that we can visit, the affection that we
directly receive and that we will take to the polls. The 19th of May
How many women are here in little book three. Well, it' s
day one. I understand the one is three. Three are three women and
three men. I also have the Peso game to exactly the three term and
I imagine that' s by Laws yes, correct, by utro. I
don' t take a fee. No, I don' t believe in
quota. I believe in work. Or if they go I drop notes where
I have to give the injuries tomorrow. Hey, now, please, s
ten is that, but you change for the one, because look you can
do it because in the twenty- eight for a repeat or aspire to something
else, or who knows. But I wish, I hope, and that
we still have. I criticized him the other day and we criticized him for
the February elections as well. I was talking about that. The lack of
conviction of some politicians of the new generation, that is, also leads to
little commitment. And since there is little commitment, it becomes easy to drill.
It gave me a lot of work to disassociate myself emotionally and psychologically from
my political sympathies. You already do your analysis and come to your conclusions,
etcetera. And I know that many people who have also moved one place to
another, have gone through the same process, because one discovers where one belongs
or where the space is for one to be able to defend and promote what
one believes soon does not change from eight in the morning. It' s
conviction. Not that, it' s not clothes, there' s no
such thing. I walked away from licris that Catholic at the age of thirteen
and I still have affinity and feeling for Catholicism. Like the last time I
went to a mass. Is that right there? Is that right there?
So that' s my criticism of the new policy or some call it pretty,
but there' s nothing called new. There is politics and there are
good politicians and bad politicians. And only time tells you who' s good
and who. Amar Lias mis is a candidate deputy to the cisiconcripción for the
five number one district of the national district by the PRM and allies oh that
on 19th, the 19th Sunday, in thirty- four days and four days
we are already in the four. Wow ya. Finally, if you would
like to add something else, I would like to take advantage of the Chamber
of Deputies, I will give you a piece of information at the end.
Thank you. I would like to take advantage of the space that I know
is a fairly well- heard space, to invite citizens, not only from
the number one fence, but from across the country to identify their representatives.
Gentlemen, it is very easy, today, with the tools we have in
hand, such as the social networks of you to know or, at least,
to have a clear perception of who will represent you, to look for
people who have a sheet of life to express, but above all, who
have a real commitment and who, on that basis, exercise a conscious vote.
That is why we invite you to vote on the 19th in the PRM
box, in box number three for the Miez lis mys is a candidate for
MP. Everyone who goes through here, something good hits him. In the
two thousand twenty, except because he did not come to the gira, he
did not come to the interview already of the candidacy, seeing the pre-
candidacy and won the lue But everyone who has passed and has sat down that
chair here to interview already That is important. You know it matters. The
biggest thing is that after they win, they don' t come back.
Not that I commit myself here that I do return to power twenty. Okay,
20th. If you want the only one, the only candidate logo of
faith here, of the province, of the district that has won the Pacheco,
it can you feeding pretty from heart. It echoes you is faith in
chances already assured, because the candidates, most of the politicians who have aspirated
to some public office and here in the district that they have presence, look
good physically have won. You know he doesn' t. You have terrib
fifty percent of the n- band wins it. Stop that, you don
' t have to work. Of course the other fifty percent already depends on
your proposal, but really. Really. They don' t tell you around
here that a deputy came back. If he really came back. Which to
omar don' t man like that, omar, volus, no sea.
But you' re all maybe looking different, but you' re making a
difference in politics and you have to bet on that. I understand that the
political platforms, the PRM, the fight of the people' s strength,
are the political platforms in which one arrives. But there is something bigger,
which is the nation that we want to build and that there are people with
the clear ideas to get to build. That' s what' s important.
Many of us wish success. Thank you, thank you indeed, so
you already know the nineteenth. There' s more than a pretty young face
Clear ideas.