PRM leader considers the government’s anti-crisis actions sensible

PRM leader Delvis Santos described the actions announced by the government’s economic cabinet in the recent Anti-Crisis Plan as sensible, necessary, and timely.

Delvis, acting president of the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM) in Las Terrenas, highlighted a series of differentiating aspects of the aforementioned plan when comparing it with previous initiatives.

“Honestly, we are facing a different proposal that seeks tangible answers to palpable demands of the national economy, originated from undeniable international events,” he asserted.

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For example, he highlighted the elimination of the advance payment established in the Tax Code (Law 11-92), which sets a monthly payment projected on fictitious sales, the application of net exemption to equipment and tools used in the agricultural sector, and the maintenance of social programs intact, among others.

I call on President Abinader to remain firm and continue seeking the necessary consensus until its approval is achieved before the National Congress.