| Del Nuevo Diario 28/2/2010 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| ADP says is a commitment to pass on to young ideas Founding Fathers left | |||||||||||||||||||||||
4:07 PM - The National Executive Committee of the Dominican Association of Teachers (ADP), reiterated Sunday's commitment to provide young people the ideas that left the players in this historical epic that gave independence to the Dominican Republic and left a legacy of struggle for quality education for all. That commitment was made to lay a wreath at the Altar of the Nation to pay tribute to the fathers of the country to mark the 166 anniversary of Independence of the Dominican Republic. The president of the ADP, Radhames Camacho, speaking on behalf of the members of the organization, said that teachers and teachers need the help of parents, church and civil society, to inculcate the rejection drugs and violence that exists at the present time in the country. He called the community "be it parents, guardians, church, civil society in general to address violence and crime that face the country at the present time." said that only quality education can address the crime that envelops the population. President of ADP to deposit the offering at the mausoleum of the Altar of the Fatherland, was accompanied by presidents of the sections of the North, East, National District and Peter Brand. exhorted his colleagues to continue doing the work for which they were nominated and appointed in a climate of harmony and unity. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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