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Dilia Leticia Jorge Mera resigns as Administrative Vice Minister of the Presidency

Santo Domingo.- Dilia Leticia Jorge Mera, Administrative Vice Minister of the Presidency, has announced her resignation, effective January 1, 2025. In her statement, she expressed gratitude to President Luis Abinader and Ministers José Ignacio Paliza and Andrés Bautista for the opportunity to serve in public office, highlighting her work in fostering innovation, transparency, an... Read more

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