Santo Domingo. – In an emotional event held on March 5th at the National Congress, the young Yudelka María Rodríguez Molina was distinguished with the award “Footprints of the Future: Women who Build a Nation”, a recognition granted by the Senate of the Dominican Republic to women who positively impact society through their work.
Rodríguez Molina, originally from the municipality of Maimón, province Monseñor Nouel, expressed that this March 5th marks a historic day in her life upon receiving a distinction that represents “a giant step” in her community service career. The young woman especially thanked the President of the Senate, Ricardo de los Santos, as well as the senator of her province, Héctor Acosta, for taking her into account among so many talented and valuable women who also deserve this recognition. “This achievement is not just mine. It belongs to every woman who, like me, works hard for and for others, without thinking about applause or recognition, but moved by the love of service. Women who leave indelible marks on the lives of others, building a nation from the heart,” she expressed with emotion. Yudelka María Rodríguez Molina has stood out for her dedication to children and communities, developing initiatives aimed at social welfare and the strengthening of values in her environment.We recommend reading:Great movement in the National Congress prior to Abinader’s accountability
During his words, he reaffirmed his commitment to continue serving with humility and dedication, pointing out that when one works with love and vocation, “God takes care of honoring our steps”. The “Footprints of the Future: Women Building a Nation” recognition highlights the transformative role of Dominican women who, from different spaces, actively contribute to the country’s development and leave a positive mark on society. If you wish, I can also give you 5 more journalistic and shorter title options so you can choose the one that works best for your publication.


By Daniel Reyes




