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Luis Veras, a communications specialist, highlighted the progress he has observed at the Colegio Dominicano de Notarios during the tenure of its current president, Dr. John Richard Paniagua, ahead of the upcoming election for the institution’s leadership. The election is expected to be competitive, with several tickets vying for control of the organization. Paniagua, who has served two years as president, is running for a second term. Veras noted that the election will involve a range of proposals, each seeking to guide the notarial guild. In evaluating Paniagua’s performance, Veras pointed to several developments: institutional growth, improvements to buildings and infrastructure, advances in digitalization, and the completion of a census to determine the actual number of notaries belonging to the Colegio. While he has not yet decided whether Paniagua should continue in office, Veras acknowledged the positive changes that have taken place under his administration. The statements come as members of the notarial community prepare to assess the various tickets and the record of the current leadership in the forthcoming election. Article source: El Nuevo Diario | Image credit: El Nuevo Diario
Luis Veras, a communications specialist, highlighted the progress he has observed at the Colegio Dominicano de Notarios during the tenure of its current president, Dr. John Richard Paniagua, ahead of the upcoming election for the institution’s leadership. The election is expected to be competitive, with several tickets vying for control of the organization. Paniagua, who has served two years as president, is running for a second term. Veras noted that the election will involve a range of proposals, each seeking to guide the notarial guild. In evaluating Paniagua’s performance, Veras pointed to several developments: institutional growth, improvements to buildings and infrastructure, advances in digitalization, and the completion of a census to determine the actual number of notaries belonging to the Colegio. While he has not yet decided whether Paniagua should continue in office, Veras acknowledged the positive changes that have taken place under his administration. The statements come as members of the notarial community prepare to assess the various tickets and the record of the current leadership in the forthcoming election.
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