En Vivo | Acto de Entrega de Títulos de Propiedad en Guayacanal - Pueblo Viejo - Azua.
Your Excellency, Constitutional Vice President of the Dominican Republic. Thank you so much to each and every one of you for being here. It's [snort] two acts, that is, we have a happy hour here this afternoon. The inauguration of the roof over the Javier Antonio Castillo court at the Guayacanal Basic School Educational Center . Then the most excellent constitutional vice president of the Dominican Republic, Raquel Peña, will deliver a large number of property titles. So we begin these two acts with the glorious notes of our national anthem. [music] Lord, we [music] make our emotion motivating and sustain our [music] glorious Christ saves the people between living [music] and strong to war, die, seized [music] Lord of death, his chains [music] slave broke. My [music] deserves if it is [music] his chest the flame does not grow [music] that trembled the heroism my king more star [music] always alive will be born [music] If you were [music] so many others. [music] Thank you very much. They can sit down. The line of honor headed by the most excellent lady, the constitutional vice president of the Dominican Republic, Raquel Peña. Mr. Francisco Oliveiro Espayat, Minister of Agriculture. Mr. Duarte Méndez, Executive Director of the State Land Titling Technical Unit, Mr. Óscar Amargot, Vice Minister of Education, Mr. Rafael Burgos, General Director of National Assets. Honorable Governor, Mrs. Minerva Navarro, Honorable Senator of the province of Asua, Lía Díaz, Mr. Héctor Miranox, Director General of National Cadastre. We would also like to acknowledge the presence of Mr. Víctor Sánchez, assistant to the president for special projects. Mr. Rafael Hidalgo, mayor of Asua, Mr. Victor Figuereo, mayor of Pueblo Viejo. The honorable deputies Grey Pérez, Día and Brenda Hogando, Marino Vilches, regional sub-director south of the Technical Unit for the Execution of State Land Titling, Mr. Jorge de los Santos, regional director of the Miner. And with that, we bid farewell to the other authorities, special guests, and our dear friends in the press. Thank you so much for your attendance. Always remember that we are currently inaugurating the roof of the educational center here in Guayacal, followed by the delivery of the diplomas. We place these acts in God's hands, in the hands of the Lord. And for the blessing we called Father Rafael Cuello from the parish of Our Lady of Mercy. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. What a joy to be here, Raquel. a great, beautiful joy. There is our air conditioning outside, which the Lord gives us. So many blessings to each of us and we thank you infinitely along with Senator Lia, our trustee here, our governor and the others. May the Lord continue to accompany us, and let us begin not in our own name, but in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. May the grace and peace of Jesus Christ our Lord be with each of you. We read the text. At that time, Jesus said to his disciples, “When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, they will sit on his glorious throne. All the nations will be gathered before him, and he will separate the people one from another as shepherds separate the sheep from the goats. He will put the sheep on his right and the goats on his left. Then the King will say to those on his right, ‘Come, you who are blessed by my Father; take your inheritance, the kingdom prepared for you since the creation of the world. For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat.’ I was thirsty and they gave me something to drink. I was a stranger and they welcomed me. I was naked and they dressed me. I was sick and they visited me in jail and came to see me. The Word of the Lord. I just wanted to say a few words. of gratitude to the State, especially to the President of the Republic, in this case our Vice President, because we have a temple, Raquel Peña, that was destroyed in the year 1751 by the earthquake. You remember, don't you? TRUE? They have studied that earthquake that destroyed that temple and it never recovered, it was never rebuilt, and thank God we have a president who is always aware, who always takes care of us, who protects us. Together with David Collado, the director of tourism, they determined, as the president informed us, that it will be built. Listen carefully, 54 presidents have come and gone and none have been willing to build us that temple, except our brother and friend, the President of the Republic, Luis Abinader Peña. So, oh, crown. Yes, excuse me, I'm a little bit. So today we want to thank each and every one of you for being here, but especially our vice president, our governor, the senator, and the others who have been invited to this event. May God continue to bless you. We now perform the act of blessing. Almighty God, who grants mercy to those who love you and who assists your servants who piously undertake the path of truth to the most needy. We ask you, Lord, to bless us this afternoon, but also to bless this court where the strength will be used and where the other members of this community will also be used. And we also ask you, Lord, to bless each one of us with your holy grace. May the Lord bless you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Amen. You may be seated, please, for this inauguration ceremony of this roofed court. Javier Antonio Castillo of the Guayacanal Basic School Educational Center, has been officially blessed by Father Rafael Cuello of the Our Lady of Mercy Parish. To those following us through the broadcast on the official channel of the presidency of the Dominican Republic, we inform you that we are in the community of Guayacanal Asua, where this afternoon the most excellent constitutional vice president of the Dominican Republic, Mrs. Raquel Peña, is delivering this roof to this center. educational and then will deliver more than 400 property titles. By the way, the Vice President says that none of you graduates will leave this afternoon, absolutely none, without your degree in hand, and that you don't have to invest a single cent. Words of thanks by Wanda Isabel Santana Vázquez on behalf of the students of Guayacanal Elementary School. [applause] Good afternoon, my name is Juan Isabel Santana Vázquez, honorable vice president Raquel. [snort] Distinguished authorities present, director and management team of the Javier Antonio Castillo Pérez school, teachers and administrative and support staff, mothers, fathers, guardians and students and to my dear community of Guayacanal, good afternoon. Today is a very special day for me, for the entire educational community of Guayacanal. On behalf of the children, I address you, Madam Vice President, regarding the inauguration of this beautiful sports field. [snort] It's a place where we're going to learn many skills and values like responsibility, respect, discipline, and teamwork. We would also like to thank the support staff for making this project possible. Madam Vice President, we promise to take great care of this sports field and uphold the name of our school, Jabra Antonio Castillo Pérez, and of Guayacan. We also need school transport for the high school and this school. May God bless you and give you good health so that you can continue working for Dominican children and youth. Thanks a lot . [applause] Wow, what a smart girl, what a smart girl, what a beautiful speaker. Wow, congratulations! All we can say is God bless her. Ladies and gentlemen, we will now hear the words of Mr. Óscar Amargó, Vice Minister of Education. [applause] Madam Vice President, Ms. Raquel Peña, national and local authorities, special guests. Coming up here makes you feel like an artist. Therefore, at some point I'm going to turn around. Let me say the following. Guayacanal is not a name on the map of Pueblo Viejo. It is a hardworking community that has waited patiently and today joyfully welcomes what we will do in this same space. First, we will inaugurate the roof that adds value to the school infrastructure and to the development of school activities in dignified conditions for the children and young people of this hardworking community. And second, of course, the delivery of property titles to more than 450 families. The Javier Antonio Castillo Pérez school currently serves a population of 349 students in the initial and primary levels. It is a school for everyone, and an educational center for everyone deserves to have everything it needs to fulfill its sacred mission. Until today, this school lacked a covered space where its children, teenagers, and young people could also move freely, run, jump, dance, rehearse a play, celebrate a civic event like this one, without being at the mercy of the harsh southern sun and the rains that sometimes interrupt the activities. This space already exists with an investment of more than 38 million pesos that the government transfers directly from taxpayers to the entire community of Guayacanal. Madam Vice President, this project is not just a roof, it is a declaration that the children of the south of the country also matter. It is an assertion that quality education is not a privilege of large urban centers. Mrs. Raquel Peña, you are inaugurating, just as our beloved President Luis Abinader frequently does, yet another roof and thousands of classrooms that our government has delivered. Furthermore, this roofing, pay attention, is fulfilling an idea precisely of the President of the Republic to include spaces like this so that schools could carry out and complement the teaching activities that their mandate entails . Each roof represents the same conviction that school infrastructure is not a luxury, but a basic condition of the right to education. And today Guayacanal joins that list and does so with pride, just like little Wanda did. I want to refer to the fact that this roof makes something more than just a work of steel and hallucination. The Ministry of Education is promoting the inter-institutional strategy called Open and Active School. That program opens public educational centers on weekends to offer opportunities to young people and the community. sports, cultural and recreational activities and civic education and also to celebrate events, I insist, like this one, an initiative that precisely turns the school into the living heart of the neighborhood, of the community, 7 days a week. So I wanted to convey that idea so that we appreciate what we are doing here. A roof like the one we inaugurated today is not just infrastructure for school activities, it is the physical condition that makes it possible for open and active school to reach Guaya Canal. It is the space that allows the school to remain a place of meeting, learning and healthy coexistence when there are no classes. It is the tool that keeps our young people away from aimless leisure and brings them closer to sports, culture and personal development. Therefore, Director Adairín, who is present in this room, I ask that as soon as possible Guayacanal be integrated into the open and active network of schools. This roof gives them that capability, the program gives them the opportunity. To the mothers and fathers present. Take care of this work as if it were your own, because it is. Public schools are the heritage of families. Every square meter of this roof was paid for with the taxes of all Dominicans and delivered with the characteristic of this government, administered by the people, to return it in value to our communities, to the students. This roof is yours. It is the space where they will mark the basketball basket, the spike like the ones we enjoyed from our Caribbean queens in the exciting game that gave us the gold medal. It is the space to dream. I want to conclude by saying and asking for a big round of applause for the president and Mrs. Raquel. Thank you so much. Words from the Deputy Minister of Education, Óscar Amargó. We are now going to a very important part, which is the ribbon cutting, and with this, the most excellent Constitutional Vice President of the Dominican Republic, Raquel Peña, officially hands over and inaugurates this roof at this educational center, Guayacanal Basic School. We are going to call Mr. Óscar Amargó, the deputy minister of education. We are going to call the honorable governor, the honorable senator, and the mayor here in Guayacanal. Old town. Come on. The children, the children of the educational center accompany the most excellent constitutional vice president of the Dominican Republic, Mrs. Raquel Peña and the other authorities who accompany her along with these children and boys of this educational center. With the ribbon cutting by the most excellent Vice President, this covered court, Javier Antonio Castillo of the Guayacanal Basic School Educational Center, is officially inaugurated . And that's great, there's the ribbon cutting and with the ribbon cutting it is inaugurated and the applause. [applause] [applause] Thank you very much. This educational center already has a sports roof with all the necessary conditions. Take care of it, this is yours. Immediately, ladies and gentlemen, we proceed to the delivery of the property titles this afternoon, which, as I mentioned a moment ago, neither the most excellent constitutional president of the Dominican Republic, nor the constitutional vice president, Mrs. Raquel Peña, have to invest a single cent. The president said, "We'll pay for that ." And I reiterate, none of you are leaving here today without your degree in hand. Take care of it, because you're about to officially own the property. Words of thanks by Mr. José Suero Castillo on behalf of the graduates. [applause] Thank you. Good afternoon, Your Excellency Vice President Raquel Peña. Good afternoon, Duarte Méndez, national director of the technical unit for certification. Good afternoon, distinguished Ms. Lía Díaz. Good afternoon to everyone present here. Ladies and gentlemen, today in the community of Guayacanal a dream is fulfilled , a dream that has been fought for since our ancestors, but it took a man from the countryside, a man of love for men and women, to come to power. That man is our president, Luis Abinader. On behalf of the Guayacanal community, we thank our esteemed president and the technical titling unit for efficiently and transparently completing this titling process in the Guayacanal community. Thanks a lot. God bless you. Words of thanks on behalf of the graduates, delivered by Mr. José Suero Castillo. We will now project on screen a thank you video from some of the graduates. You're going to see some familiar faces from here in Pueblo Viejo. Mr. Director, whenever you like. [music] My previous life was a difficult life because there was no security. At any moment, people would appear and throw someone off the premises. If one knows why. Before, it was in the role of a mascot that the mayor gave him, that security, but there was no security. With the plan that President Luis Abinader has. It's different because now it hasn't awarded a title. From now on. It is not true that no person can come because you have a title that gives you the right wherever you present it . With that title, you can come and do any little business, you can buy a house, you can tell them where you're going for a loan, look, I have my title that the president gave me and my property is mine. Luis Abinader is the president who is helping the rural population with both land titling and aid, and he is the only president who has remembered that there is poverty in this country. It is a privilege we have in our land. Now nobody can take it away. We give thanks to Mr. Abinader for giving us this title. Very well, I already told you so. We will now hear from a much- loved customs official here and throughout the country, Mr. Duarte Méndez, executive director of the Land Titling Technical Unit . of the State, [applause] Madam Vice President of the Republic, Raquel Peña. Mr. Minister of Agriculture, Madam Governor of this province of Asua, Maria Minerva Navarro. Senator Lía Díaz, Mr. Rafael Burgos Gómez, National Director of National Assets, Mr. Víctor Figuereo, Mayor of this municipality of Pueblo Viejo. Mr. Mayor of Asua, Rafael Hidalgo Fernández. Mr. Hector Perez Mirambó, Director General of the National Cadastre. Mr. Victor Sanchez, advisor and head of special titling projects for the President of the Republic. Deputies César Bertré, Grey Pérez and Brenda Hogando, authorities who accompany us, councilors, national directors, presidents of neighborhood associations, Association of Landowners and the entire community of Guayacanal. With great joy we return to this beloved Asua de Compostela to celebrate the delivery of definitive title to this community of Guayacanal, in this municipality of Pueblo Viejo, a historic municipality of Pueblo Viejo. Today they take a step towards the legal security of their homes, sub-homes and their plots of land. But today is a special moment in which, together with the National Assets Office in the technical unit responsible for titling, so many efforts have been made and so many legal and registration battles fought to ensure that the President of the Republic delivers the property title and allows the families to receive legal security. which results in having a definitive title of ownership in their hands. And today, 450 families from a project that reaches 759 titles are becoming a reality, and we hope that the families who have not yet managed to finish their process will do so, come to our offices. Because? The intention of the President of the Republic and the Presidency is that all families in the project will have the property title in their hands. But in order for this delivery to be possible, the titling unit together with national assets have encompassed and developed a broad and rigorous technical, social and legal process. Each project presents great challenges, but this team has shown that no obstacle is too great when it comes to commitment, dedication, service, and the firm mission of transforming the lives of so many families nationwide. Our greatest satisfaction is fulfilling the promise made by President Luis Abinader, who has given constant follow-up to each of the titling projects that we carry out throughout the national territory. Thanks to that vision and the decisive support it has given to the national titling plan, today thousands of families throughout the country have achieved the legal security that ownership represents. For this Guayacanal project, the technical executing unit on national property land covered an area of 12,970,927.06 m². This titling process represents, listen carefully, to all of you, the beneficiary families, a savings of 36 million pesos. It is the amount, it is the amount that everyone had to raise in order to privately carry out this graduation project. But the president said, "No, the state through the government will pay for the entire process so that these people receive their degrees without spending a single penny of their own money." As always, we would like to thank the community members and municipal authorities of this municipality and province, as well as all the people who contributed effort and trust to make this land titling project a reality. Today we commit to continue working decisively and transparently so that every family throughout the national territory receives, as per the express instructions of the President of the Republic and the Vice President, that everyone receives that long-awaited document that accredits and facilitates the full development of rights. which for so long people had irregularly, but through this process you can now fully enjoy your ownership and develop your families, your community and consequently the country. Thank you very much and God bless you all . The words of Mr. Duarte Méndez, executive director of the technical unit for the titling of State Lands. Ladies and gentlemen, authorities, special guests, and those who are following us through the channel of the Presidency of the Republic. At this moment, the most excellent constitutional vice president of the Dominican Republic, Mrs. Raquel Peña, addresses us all. Good afternoon to everyone. First, I want to extend a warm greeting from our President Luis Abinader, for whom I ask for a big round of applause. Until minutes before leaving for here, President Abinader was, of course, going to be with each of you, but you know that yesterday he was fulfilling a schedule in Colombia. Being at the inauguration of the new president of Colombia, he also has an extensive agenda here today and has delegated this activity to me, to which I must say the following. President Abinader, thank God, I enjoy the president's trust, having delegated to me practically all the things that he has had to delegate to me. However, I have to be honest, when it comes to the delivery of property titles, he avoids delegating it to me because he says that these activities, this delivery of titles, are the most beautiful thing he is doing since his presidency. So this is yet another reason why I insist that you understand that he would have wanted to be here seeing the faces of each of the families who will receive their property title today. I begin my formal remarks by greeting our honorable Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Oliverio Espayat. also to Mr. Óscar Amargóz, who is the Deputy Minister of the Miner. Of course, to Mr. Duarte Méndez, who is the executive director and responsible, right?, for this delivery that we are going to make today, because he is the executive director of the state's land titling technical unit, our distinguished Minerva Navarro, our dear governor of Asua, thank you for being here. My friend Rafael Burgos, general director of national assets of the CAI of Corde, my dearest Lía Díaz, our lady senator of Asua, but also a dear friend, a fighter not only for the health sector, but for everything that has to do with, not only with Asua, but her country hurts her. I also want to greet the mayor of Asua, Mr. Rafael Hidalgo, the mayor of Pueblo Viejo, Víctor Figuereo, Mr. Héctor Mirambó, who is the general director of the national cadastre, Mr. Víctor Sánchez, where? Look at it this way. Victor, personal advisor to President Abinader, the honorable members of parliament who honor us with their presence, authorities of the central and provincial government, and a very, very special greeting to our beneficiaries who today receive their property title. Good afternoon to everyone. There are moments in a family that are remembered forever. For example, the birth of a child, in my case the birth of grandchildren, of which I have six, but above all also the entry with the property titles to their house, their business, their shop. When you can say, "This business is mine, this house is mine, this land belongs to my family, and now it's properly protected by law," that has enormous meaning in the heart and peace of mind of each of you. Today we're not simply here to hand out certificates; we're here to deliver peace of mind, security, and a future. And I have to tell you this with all my heart. I always end my remarks at these kinds of events with this: that property title is a security as long as you take care of it, defend it, and never, ever lend it, not even to one of your children. That piece of paper is dangerous. You endorse it, and you'll have absolutely nothing left because then an embarrassing situation could arise. So take care of it, just as you have taken care of and defended this space that you have occupied until now, but which you will now own. And do n't give that title to absolutely anyone, not even someone you trust completely. So, may God bless each of you, and may you be happier and more productive from now on, and of course, may you continue to... Contributing to a better Dominican Republic. Thank you very much, congratulations, and God bless you. These are the keynote words of the Honorable Constitutional Vice President of the Dominican Republic, Mrs. Raquel Peña. We call upon Mr. Duarte Méndez, Mr. Burgos Gómez, our senator, the governor, and the mayor of this community of Pueblo Viejo, as well as the Minister of Agriculture. The Vice President will present the first five property titles. And the first to receive his property title from the hands of the Honorable Vice President is José Suero Castillo. Mr. José Suero Castillo receives his property title. Ana Vázquez Ramírez, the second recipient, receives her property title from the hands of the Honorable Constitutional Vice President of the Dominican Republic, Mrs. Raquel Peña. What joy, what peace of mind for these families who receive their property titles today! Olga. Luciano Mesa receives his property title from the hands of the most excellent Vice President of the Dominican Republic, Raquel Peña. There's Olga receiving her property title. Let's continue. Andrés María Torres will be the next person to receive his property title from the hands of the most excellent lady, the constitutional vice president of the Dominican Republic, Mrs. Raquel Peña. There it is. Andrés María Torres receiving his property title from the hands of the most excellent Vice President Raquel Peña. Hilaria Antonia Pérez. Hilaria receives her property title from the hands of the most excellent constitutional vice president of the Dominican Republic, Mrs. Raquel Peña. Ceremony for the delivery of property titles in Guayacanal, old town of Asua. Let's now look at the selfie that the Vice President is going to take. Those in the back can stand up so they can leave, please stand up. The selfie, the souvenir photo, the photo for history of the most excellent constitutional vice president of the Dominican Republic, Mrs. Raquel Peña. There they are with some of the national and provincial authorities who are accompanying him this afternoon, all with big smiles. Yes. And the cell phone. There is that souvenir photo, that photo for history with the most excellent lady constitutional vice president of the Dominican Republic, Mrs. Raquel Peña, in this a selfie, there it is on the personal phone of the most excellent vice president of the Dominican Republic. We bid farewell with a strong round of applause to the most excellent Constitutional Vice President of the Dominican Republic, Mrs. Raquel Peña. It is now going live. Oh.