The Administrative Minister of the Presidency, Andrés Bautista García, led the delivery of certifications in Monseñor Nouel for an amount exceeding RD$35 million to finance infrastructure and equipment projects in Bonao and the municipal districts of Sabana del Puerto and La Salvia–Los Quemados.
Breakdown of certifications in Monseñor Nouel
The allocated certifications in Monseñor Nouel include RD$14,000,000 to complete the Bonao Municipal Market, a significant investment that seeks to revitalize this key space for the local economy. In turn, the municipal district of Sabana del Puerto received RD$16,000,000 to build the roofed sports court in Jima, which will encourage recreational and sports activities in the community.
Additionally, the La Salvia–Los Quemados district benefited from RD$5,180,000 for the purchase of a compactor truck, essential machinery for the efficient collection and management of solid waste, something that had not been achieved in more than two decades in this area.
Social impact and official statements
During the official events held in the various mayoralties, Andrés Bautista highlighted the positive impact of these works for the residents and the strengthening of public services. The minister reiterated that, as President Luis Abinader has expressed, the strategy is based on supporting medium-sized projects that produce major changes in the daily lives of communities. In his words, these small works act as a seed that fosters local development and the improvement of the quality of life.
Support for local governments
The mayors of Bonao, Sabana del Puerto, and La Salvia–Los Quemados expressed their satisfaction and gratitude for the constant support of the Central Government, recognizing the importance of the certifications in Monseñor Nouel to strengthen municipal management and address historical demands.
The mayor of Bonao, Eberto Núñez, highlighted that these resources will make it possible to complete key infrastructure, while Fulgencio Antonio Holguín Hierro and José Luis Tavárez, from Sabana del Puerto and La Salvia–Los Quemados respectively, agreed that the modernization of municipal equipment favors the provision of essential services and promotes community well-being.
Context and perspectives for Monseñor Nouel
Monseñor Nouel is a province in central Dominican Republic with a strategic role in regional development due to its agricultural, commercial, and cultural activity. The realization of the certifications in Monseñor Nouel is part of a government plan that seeks to balance investment in urban and rural areas, addressing basic needs and enhancing infrastructure with a direct impact.
The acquisition of the compactor truck, in particular, stands out as an advance in environmental management, necessary to meet the growing demand for the waste collection service, which is vital to preserve public health and the environment.
The government’s commitment, expressed by Andrés Bautista, reflects a vision of development with an emphasis on concrete projects with tangible social returns, aligned with President Luis Abinader‘s policy of supporting small works with great results. Thus, the certifications in Monseñor Nouel represent a key step to improve public infrastructure and the quality of life of its inhabitants.
