Ángelo Vásquez: “Enough impunity, we support the citizen demands for the Senasa Case”
Santo Domingo.-The spokesperson for Antigua Orden, Ángelo Vásquez, stated this [day] that the organization joins the citizen mobilizations regarding the Senasa Case, pointing out that the fight for justice no longer depends solely on the authorities, but on the direct action of the citizenry.
“It no longer depends on what that power that is there, sick and terminally ill, does. What matters is what we citizens do, raise our voice,” expressed Vásquez during an act of support for the protests. The leader pointed out that the institution acts as a “supporting actor”, accompanying just causes without seeking prominence, and announced that the Democratic Rescue Movement will coordinate throughout the country the gathering of affected citizens to legally support their claims against the public and private actors involved. You can also read: https://ab.deultimominuto.net/nacionales/abogado-de-santiago-hazim-asegura-confianza-en-el-estado-de-derecho-ante-fallo-del-caso-senasa/ “Enough of impunity. Jail time for the corrupt,” concluded Vásquez, emphasizing the need to punish those who have harmed the health of thousands of Dominicans. The organization reaffirmed its commitment to support citizen actions legally and peacefully, in support of justice and transparency in the handling of the case.By, Yerandi Santana
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