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Pro y Contra went in search of the opinion of the population to know the perception of the work carried out in the first 100 days of the administration of the regional governor of Loreto, René Chávez.
In the vicinity of the Modelo market, we found a merchant who hoped that she would work for the population and asked her to prioritize the streets that end up flooded every time it rains.
“You should see the issue of garbage and crime, since there are many Colombian or Venezuelan lenders who do what they want,” said a motorcycle taxi driver.
“It is somewhat premature to make a criticism, but it should focus on making traffic viable, which, although it is a municipal management, nothing is done. I am not a sympathizer of the previous governor Elisbán Ochoa, but the public roads were paved. Chávez is a doctor, I ask that he not take advice from burned people, ”said a citizen.
Then we interviewed a merchant who believes that the governor has been doing a good job. Opinion that is not shared by another vendor, who asks to carry out projects that generate jobs among the youngest.
Leonel: “There is no alliance with the PLD” but he favors an opposition front | AlMomento.net
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Leonel Fernández during his participation in the forum that takes place in Casa de Campo.
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EFE - Date: 04/14/2023
Santo Domingo, Apr 14.- Former President Leonel Fernández affirmed this Friday that “there is no such alliance” with the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD) ahead of the 2024 elections, but reiterated that he has “sympathy” towards the creation of an opposition front to confront the ruling Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM).
“There is no such thing, such an alliance,” Fernández responded to journalists at a meeting in La Romana.
The ex-governor, however, said that “we have always spoken, we have always believed” in an opposition front that might emerge for next year’s elections, although he stressed that “we are advancing in our own way”, when referring to his organization, the People’s Force (PF).
«José Francisco Peña Guaba has always been working in the coordination of an opposition front. We have seen with sympathy that this might be, but we have been working on our own goal, which is to achieve two million members of the Fuerza del Pueblo,” the politician said.
Fernández said that “everything depends” on the creation of the opposition front.
Last Monday in Santiago, the former president announced that his party will lead a large opposition front that will put an end to “this bad government that has been characterized by incompetence.”
On that occasion, he said that the People’s Force will be part of a great opposition front to, together with other parties, win next year’s elections. EFE
Pietro Zollino takes over VW corporate communications – Auto-Medienportal.Net
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Pietro Zollino will take over as Head of Corporate Communications for the Volkswagen Group from April 1st. He will also become Deputy Head of Corporate Communications. Zollino succeeds Nicole Mommsen, who is taking over the newly created Global Communications and Sustainability department in the Group Technology division.
Pietro Zollino has been responsible for communication, sustainability and government relations at the commercial vehicle subsidiary Traton since November 2021. The native Italian was previously Head of Corporate Communications and Government Relations at MAN. Zollino started his career as a car journalist and was head of department at Motor Presse in Stuttgart. In 2002 he moved to Mercedes-Benz as Manager Global Communications. From 2012 onwards, the qualified physicist and trained journalist worked for Volkswagen AG.
In 2016, Zollino went to Herndon, Virginia, for the VW brand as Chief Communication Officer North American Region (USA, Canada and Mexico). Since 2017, as Executive Vice President Communications of the Volkswagen Group of America, he has also been responsible for the Group’s overall communications in the USA. In his new role, Pietro Zollino reports to the Head of Global Group Communications Dr. Sebastian Rudolf.
Nicole Mommsen joined Volkswagen in August 2020 as Head of Corporate Communications. In January 2021, she became Head of Global Group Communications, reporting directly to CEO Herbert Diess. After the change at the top of the group in September 2022, she took on the role of Deputy Head of Global Group Communications and managed day-to-day business as Chief Communications Operating Officer. She was also in charge of extended corporate communications. Before joining Volkswagen, Nicole Mommsen was responsible for communications at Goldman Sachs in German-speaking countries for five years. Previously, she headed the global external communications of the science and technology group Merck in Darmstadt.
The journalist began her career in 2000 as a journalist with Bloomberg News. From there she moved to DHL in 2007, where she was responsible for finance, IT and sustainability communications. She then worked four years as a consultant for the strategic communications consultancy Brunswick Group. As a new member of the Group Technology management team, Nicole Mommsen will report to Thomas Schmall-von Westerholt, Group Board Member for Technology and Chairman of the Board of Management of Volkswagen Group Components. (awm)