Minister Andrés Bautista swears in Félix Reyna as director of DIECOM

Santo Domingo.— The Minister of Administrative Affairs of the Presidency, Andrés Bautista, swore in Félix Reyna this Monday, appointed by President Luis Abinader, through Decree 461-25, as director of the Government Strategy and Communication Directorate (DIECOM). The swearing-in ceremony took place in the office of the director of DIECOM, and during it, Minister Bautista indicated that Félix Reyna has sufficient experience and background to contribute positively, in terms of communications, to the management of President Luis Abinader.

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“We know of your experience, commitment and willingness to do things right, which will help the management of President Luis Abinader, who is giving all his time, effort and his life in the service of the country, fulfilling the commitment to transparency and efficiency,” said Minister Bautista. On his part, the newly sworn-in director of DIECOM, Félix Reyna, indicated that he assumes these new functions with responsibility and commitment. “I assume this responsibility with the firm decision to work side by side to communicate transparently and promote the achievements of President Luis Abinader’s administration, always at the service of the citizenry,” Reyna expressed. During the protocol act, Abel José Guzmán Then, who was appointed as the deputy director of DIECOM, and Homero Figueroa, the outgoing director, were present. About Félix Reyna Communicator with experience in media strategy and management. He is recognized for his experience as an institutional spokesperson in various state dependencies and for his ability in coordinating teams and designing public communication campaigns. In DIECOM, he will assume the leadership of communication policies and the strategic articulation between government institutions and the media. He holds specialized studies in Strategic Communication and Economics for Journalists. In addition, he is the founder of the Dominican College of Journalists (CDP). He has been director of national media such as Rahintel, Channel 7; Telefutura, Channel 23, and the evening newspaper La Noticia, as well as an international correspondent for CNN en Español and Univisión Channel 41. In addition, he was Director of Communications of the Central Electoral Board (JCE) and Director of Communications of the O&M University.