Consideran discurso de Abinader ante la ONU fue coherente

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00:00Well, the President was coherent in his speech to reiterate in first order the situation

00:08of the Haitian crisis, supporting, in principle, the resolution that has committed

00:14both Panamá and the United States, and making a call to the five countries

00:19that are members of the Derecho of the Security Council to approve this resolution,

00:24again, reaffirming that the crisis in Haiti, which is multidimensional,

00:29because it is a crisis that affects not only the Republic of Dominican,

00:32but that affects all the region, and that is important, and that,

00:35we are also in the border, who have the greater risk of producing

00:41a greater action in the disorder and the atomization that lives in Haiti.

00:46I think that it is important that the mandatario continues to be saying,

00:49because it also calls the multilateralism to strengthen the Naciones Unidas,

00:54which is important in these moments.

00:56And then, what I think, when I gave the report on the agenda 2030,

01:02on the issue of poverty, the diminution and the hambre zero,

01:06are the statistics that they are handling with the international organizations.

01:10In summary, a speech that is already coherent with the situation,

01:14that enfatize the call to support the Naciones Unidas,

01:18not a support of Boca, but with more people, with more people,

01:23with more people, with more ejércitos,

01:24so that they can help to keep the order in Haiti.

01:29I think it is important that the President has done emphasis on these topics.

01:33Do you think it is heard in this time,

01:35because it is not the first time that your topic central in the ONU is Haiti?

01:39Well, I think that the most important for the ONU now is the issue of Palestine,

01:45and the issue of Israel.

01:47And, in fact, all the tensions in the United States in this 80th anniversary

01:51well, it translates precisely to this conflict that exists between Israel and Palestine,

01:59that, in a way or another, we have seen how there is a genocide,

02:03especially in the area of Gaza, with the Palestine people.

02:06So, I think that that has been more relevant now in the United States in this issue.

02:11One important thing is that the President of the Republic,

02:13Luis Abinader, called to the United States,

02:15that at the 80th anniversary, it is necessary that a woman lead to the United States.

02:19And, precisely, in that area, we have seen how they begin to form groups

02:24that are supporting the former President of Chile, Michelle Bachelet,

02:28as a possible candidate for the United States.

02:31Also, Alicia Bárcena, who was the director of the...

02:35who now is the Minister of Medio Ambiente,

02:38who was the Minister of Related Exteriors and was the Director of the CEPAL,

02:41who also suena in the labirintos, in the positions of the ONU,

02:45who could be a candidate.

02:47And the same Crispin, who was the organization of Latin America,

02:50in the moment.

02:51So, there are three women, in the beginning,

02:53that I have heard that they can be candidates.

02:56And it is important that the Dominican Republic,

02:58the Patria of the Hermanas Mirabal,

03:01have put in the manifest, precisely, in their speech,

03:04the President,

03:05that it is the time that a woman lead to the ONU.

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