Local June 28, 2014 - 10:29 am

VP lauds Juan Bosch’s legacy

Santo Domingo.- To mark the 105th anniversary of professor Juan Bosch’s birth, vice president Margarita Cedeño affirmed that his figure “is inextinguishable, his legacy cannot be erased, on the contrary, it will last a lifetime."

Referring to the birth date of founder and long-time leader of Dominican Republic’s ruling PLD party and former President, Cedeño noted that the country has historically experienced lengthy political processes, which have led to a transformed society and Government, blazing the trail toward a sustainable and inclusive democracy; becoming Bosch’s legacy, the “cornerstone for political freedom and development which Dominican society exhibits today.”

"We embrace this day to reflect on our democracy, our achievements and progress, mainly the wider freedoms for our families; those living in situations of injustice and vulnerability," said Cedeño, a senior leader of the PLD.

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