Senator Pedro Tineo strengthens dialogue with communicators to promote solutions in Monte Plata

Yerandi Santana
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Monte Plata.– The senator for the Monte Plata province, Pedro Tineo, held a meeting this Monday with journalists, communicators, and owners of digital media from the different municipalities of the region, with the goal of strengthening communication ties with the sector and learning firsthand about the main needs affecting the communities.

During the activity, which took place in an environment of open dialogue and participation, the legislator listened to the concerns raised by the media representatives, who addressed issues related to infrastructure, drinking water, the environment, road conditions, ecotourism, and community development.

During the meeting, Tineo presented a summary of the efforts, projects, and initiatives he is promoting from the Senate of the Republic for the benefit of the province, highlighting his commitment to continue promoting actions aimed at the integral development of Monte Plata and the well-being of its inhabitants.

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The senator highlighted the fundamental role that the media plays as a link between the citizenry and the authorities, considering that they contribute to making the needs and aspirations of communities visible.

Likewise, he reiterated his willingness to maintain permanent communication with the different sectors of Monte Plata society, with the purpose of working together in the search for solutions to the challenges facing the province.

Communicators and journalists positively valued the legislator’s initiative, highlighting that these types of meetings strengthen direct communication with the authorities and allow for channeling the issues that affect the different communities of Monte Plata.

The meeting concluded with the commitment to continue strengthening the spaces for dialogue and collaboration between the Senatorial Office and media representatives, in favor of the development and progress of the province.

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