Santo Domingo.– The lawyer and political leader Yayo Sanz Lovatón released this Wednesday his latest book, “Making Yourself Heard: Two Decades of Ideas, Convictions and Political Path”, a work in which he compiles his main reflections on institutional development, democracy and the challenges facing the Dominican Republic.
During the presentation, Sanz Lovatón explained that the text gathers experiences, analyses, and approaches built over more than twenty years of participation in public life, with the purpose of contributing to the debate on the strengthening of the State and the consolidation of democratic institutions.
The event was attended by the President of the Republic, Luis Abinader, as well as officials, representatives of the business sector, political leaders from various organizations, academics, and media figures, who supported the launch of the publication.
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According to the author, the book seeks to promote an open conversation about political leadership, consensus building, and the importance of maintaining a long-term vision to face national challenges.
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The work constitutes the second book published by Sanz Lovatón and offers a compilation of articles, speeches, and reflections on topics such as institutionality, citizen participation, public management, and the role of politics in strengthening democracy.
With this publication, the leader reaffirms his interest in contributing to the analysis of the main national issues through an approach that combines his experience in public administration, the practice of law, and political activity.
