José Martínez Brito supports DR’s accession to the Geneva Consensus and advocates for strengthening national values
Lawyer and political analyst José Martínez Brito, who serves as secretary general of the Dominicanos Primero party, expressed his full support for the Dominican Republic’s recent accession to the Geneva Consensus. This initiative, initially promoted by the United States, has as its fundamental pillars the protection of women’s health and the strengthening of the family structure as the essential nucleus of society.
For the political leader, this decision represents a step consistent with the responsibility held by national leaders when defining the ideological and social direction of the country. According to Martínez Brito, it is imperative that those who occupy leadership positions assume the commitment to guide the population toward the principles that should prevail in civic coexistence.
I understand that the leadership of each country needs to guide their populations toward where they want to take them.
José Martínez Brito
Focus on identity and public morality
During his speech, the secretary general of Dominicanos Primero emphasized that the Dominican State has the duty to implement public policies that safeguard morals and good customs. Under this vision, the analyst proposed that the country should not only limit itself to this agreement, but also explore the signing of new international treaties that reinforce the Dominican identity.
- Promotion of national identity against external influences.
- Active protection of patriotic symbols.
- Fostering a civic culture based on patriotism and nationalism.
Martínez Brito was emphatic in pointing out that concepts such as nationalism and patriotism should not be stigmatized. On the contrary, he maintains that these pillars are fundamental for the strengthening of the nation and must be integrated into the public agenda as tools for social cohesion and identity pride.
