NewsWhore
07-05-2011, 02:10 PM
In an interview with El Caribe, National District City Mayor Roberto Salcedo showed photos of all his offices. Last week El Caribe reported that Salcedo is rarely seen at the city government headquarters in the Centro de los Heroes, and spends more time at his Juan Dolio home in Metro Country Club, about an hour's drive from the city. Salcedo said that the property in Juan Dolio is up for sale. He told El Caribe he has not visited that home for a year and two months.
Salcedo confirmed that he spends the least time at the city headquarters, but said he has four offices. He says the one he uses most has been set up in a Mercedes Benz mobile unit. He says he owns the unit, not the city government. He said he purchased the unit because he had to change the city government style to be flexible in order to visit different areas of the city.
In addition to the headquarters and the mobile unit, the others are located at the Avenida Mella Fire Station and the Palacio Consistorial in the Colonial City for ceremonial matters.
Salcedo told El Caribe that he only sees to "strategic matters" from the headquarters in Santo Domingo. Salcedo says that he visits the headquarters usually out of working hours. "Then I give the impression that the mayor is away and it is not the case, I am working on the streets," he told El Caribe.
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Salcedo confirmed that he spends the least time at the city headquarters, but said he has four offices. He says the one he uses most has been set up in a Mercedes Benz mobile unit. He says he owns the unit, not the city government. He said he purchased the unit because he had to change the city government style to be flexible in order to visit different areas of the city.
In addition to the headquarters and the mobile unit, the others are located at the Avenida Mella Fire Station and the Palacio Consistorial in the Colonial City for ceremonial matters.
Salcedo told El Caribe that he only sees to "strategic matters" from the headquarters in Santo Domingo. Salcedo says that he visits the headquarters usually out of working hours. "Then I give the impression that the mayor is away and it is not the case, I am working on the streets," he told El Caribe.
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#5)