US EditionCongress Vip Hall Will Be Named After Albuquerque #Fvdigital
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The remains of engineer, former senator, and political leader Ramón Alburquerque were laid to rest this Sunday at the Jardín Memorial Cemetery, following extensive funeral honors that included solemn ceremonies at the Dominican Municipal League (LMD), the National Congress, and the National Headquarters of the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM), in recognition of his political, intellectual, and humanitarian contributions. The ceremonies began at …
By Nairoby Ureña In the midst of the posthumous tribute celebrated at the National Congress, Monica Albuquerque, daughter of political leader Ramón Albuquerque, expressed with deep regret the pain that grips her family at the departure of who she defined as a father, guide and teacher for many. Visibly moved, she stressed that her legacy transcends public life, reminding him as an integrity man, committed to his country and to the formation of n…
Santo Domingo. – The VIP Hall of the National Congress will be named after the engineer and political leader Ramón Alburquerque, in recognition of his decisive role in the modernization of the legislative branch and his extensive career in the service of Dominican democracy. The announcement was made during the posthumous tribute celebrated in the National Congress, where it was emphasized that this space is used for solemn acts of high institut…
Santo Domingo. – A moment of profound human burden was lived this Saturday during the funeral honors of engineer Ramón Albuquerque, when the minister of the Presidency and president of the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM), José Ignacio Paliza, could not contain the emotion by saying goodbye to whoever was his mentor in the beginnings of his political life. Visibly moved, Paliza broke before the inert body of Albuquerque, in a scene that reflecte…
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