Francis Belliard says he feels shame for work overseas deputies

The candidate for deputy from overseas, Francis Belliard says being embarrassed and being disappointed by the poor work they have done abroad Members benefit of their compatriots and considered as logical that a large segment of the population sees them as a burden the Dominican State.

Belliard said it is alarming that none of the deputies overseas so far submitted a single bill that will benefit Dominicans abroad.

However, according to Belliard this does not mean you have to be eliminated the position of Deputy overseas as Dominicans need politicians who represent them with dignity.

The candidate for deputy for the Social Christian Reformist Party (PRSC), who is at home doing work in favor of his candidacy, lamented that current overseas deputies are simply engaged in private business and do not commit sufficient time to help those who need it so much.

"These overseas deputies have missed the opportunity to become leaders, and in that sense, I occupy this space to help my countrymen so many needs and problems they face in day to day," Belliard said.

Belliard said that if elected to work for overseas airlines of clearing taxes by about 50 percent for Dominicans have access to cheaper air tickets.

Another issue in which he promised to make huge efforts was in relation to the importation of vehicles and the amendment of Law 168, since "it is unfair for a Dominican bring a vehicle have to do a year, and that not all world can give $ 20,000 for it. "

For the aspiring MP for overseas another issue that has on its agenda is regarding Dominicans deported from the United Kingdom, so he suggested creating an institution to assist them.

Political considered unfair that despite more than 4,620 million dollars they contribute Dominicans living in the United States, is almost zero support they receive from the Dominican government.

Finally, Belliard recognized the work being done by the Central Electoral Board for enumerating and schedular Dominicans living in the United States so they can participate in the next electoral contest of 2016.