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03-05-2009, 03:20 PM
The Organizing Commission of the Summit on National Unity in the Face of the World Economic Crisis has asked all the public institutions involved in the fulfillment of the agreements reached during the first phase to begin the process of applying the agreed measures that were announced by President Leonel Fernandez.
In a press release from the Ministry of Economy, Planning and Development, the commission also reported that it would meet with the members of the Economic, Social and Institutional Council this week to work out the timeline for the second phase of the Summit. The commission is coordinated by Economy Minister Temistocles Montas and includes Monsignor Agripino Nunez Collado, businessman Antonio Isa Conde and sociologist Jose del Castillo. There is also a Follow-up Commission that includes the coordinators of the seven phase one working groups. The commission said that it sent all the public institutions involved in complying with the agreements an outline that they need to apply during the rest of this year, with a recommendation that they should complete the information about the compliance process that they have to follow. "The institutions need to indicate the expected timeline for the adoption of these measures, the mechanisms that will be used, and if through administrative measures, the incorporation of programs already under way, whether they need to submit legislative proposals to the Congress, and so on." The commission emphasized the importance of establishing the timeline that the application of each of the measures is likely to take.
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In a press release from the Ministry of Economy, Planning and Development, the commission also reported that it would meet with the members of the Economic, Social and Institutional Council this week to work out the timeline for the second phase of the Summit. The commission is coordinated by Economy Minister Temistocles Montas and includes Monsignor Agripino Nunez Collado, businessman Antonio Isa Conde and sociologist Jose del Castillo. There is also a Follow-up Commission that includes the coordinators of the seven phase one working groups. The commission said that it sent all the public institutions involved in complying with the agreements an outline that they need to apply during the rest of this year, with a recommendation that they should complete the information about the compliance process that they have to follow. "The institutions need to indicate the expected timeline for the adoption of these measures, the mechanisms that will be used, and if through administrative measures, the incorporation of programs already under way, whether they need to submit legislative proposals to the Congress, and so on." The commission emphasized the importance of establishing the timeline that the application of each of the measures is likely to take.
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#10)