Diaspora to President Abinader: "Solve insecurity and blackouts so we can leave in peace"

New York.- Dominicans residing in the town of Washington Heights asked President Luis Abinader to solve the problem of the lack of electricity and insecurity in the Dominican Republic, alleging that they want to return to live in their homeland. Those interviewed by the team at De Último Minuto took advantage of the arrival of the Dominican president to reiterate that these problems affect the image of Quisqueya. In that order, they asked the government to impose severe consequences for those responsible for the blackout that occurred last weekend at the Las Américas Airport International Airport, which caused the cancellation of several flights, altering the itinerary of passengers.

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"I voted for him and I hope he doesn't disappoint me, I want him to solve those problems of the blackouts and Punta Catalina," Elisa specified, who has almost two decades residing in the United States. "But what about that?… they say an airport without light, the president should put on his pants," said Elisa, born in the Dominican Republic." Elsa Muñoz, who recently vacationed in the Dominican Republic, expressed her surprise at the situation with the electrical energy, since in the area where she lives the power did not go out, and now there are power outages of up to 12 hours.