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The Dominican American National Roundtable is the only non-profit, non-partisan 501 (c) (3) Corporation based in Washington, DC advocating for the educational, socio-economic and political�development of our diverse communities and all people of Dominican origin in the United States of America, including Puerto Rico and the U.S.

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La Mesa Redonda Dominico Americana No Endosa a Andre Sayegh para Alcalde de Paterson
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Nota en ingles y español via: http://danr.org/…/DANR-Does-not-endorse-Andre-Sayegh-for-Ma…
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Washington, DC - May 2, 2018 - El mes pasado, el Obis- po Alejandro Benjamin, Presidente de la Mesa Redonda Nacional Dominico Americana, publicó, via su página personal de Face- book varias declaraciones en apoyo a Andre Sayegh, uno de los candidatos a la alcaldía de Paterson, NJ. En estas declaraciones, el Obispo Benjamin anima a los votantes de la ciudad de Paterson a votar por Sayegh y contra otros dos candidatos que resultan ser de descendencia dominicana.
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Las declaraciones del Obispo Benjamin son citadas por un arti- c**o del blog Nosotrosnj enfatizando y resaltando la posición del Obispo como Presidente de DANR, en un intento obvio de dar la impresión de que el Obispo endosa a Sayegh en su capacidad ofi- cial de Presidente de DANR. Este artic**o fue publicado multiples veces por otros medios de comunicación locales, regionales, nacionales e internacionales, así como también compartido innumerables veces a través de las redes sociales por individuos afiliados con la campaña de Sayegh.
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El Obispo Benjamin considera apropiado y necesario aclarar que la posición expresada en dichas declaraciones son entera y ex- clusivamente suyas, hechas por él mismo como ciudadano privado con derecho a expresarse libremente sobre cualquier tema en los Estados Unidos; y que dichas declaraciones no reflejan la posición de DANR, ni fueron hechas en nombre de DANR o su Junta de Directores.
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Los abogados de DANR están sopesando la posible in- tención maliciosa del blog Nosotrosnj.
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La Mesa Redonda Nacional Dominico Americana es una entidad exenta de impuestos y sin fines de lucro, oficializada por el Servicio de Rentas Internas de los Estados Unidos como 501(c)(3); como tal, DANR no participa en actividades políticas partidarias, incluyendo apoyo u oposición a candidatos a puestos politicos y recaudación de fondos para campañas políticas.
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DANR no ha endosado, de manera directa o indirecta a Andre Sayegh para alcalde de la ciudad de Paterson en las próximas elecciones municipales del 8 Mayo, 2018.
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Acerca de DANR: La Mesa Redonda Nacional Dominico-Americana (DANR por sus siglas en inglés), es la única organización sin áni- mo de lucro y no partidista, con sede en Washington DC, representando los intereses educacionales, socio-económicos y cívicos de los dominicanos en los Estados Unidos y sus territorios, incluyendo Puerto Rico y las Islas Vírgenes norteamericanas. www.danr.org

Page not found – DANR We do not Endorse Andre Sayegh for Mayor of Paterson Nosotros no endosamos a Andre Sayegh para Alcalde de Paterson. https://t.co/JiLVL27wtr In English and Espanol: https://t.co/OQ6NRHIsAE pic.twitter.com/0O6lNDgJOf

02/22/2018

Senador Bob Menendez Juramenta al Obispo Alejandro Benjamin Presidente de La Mesa Redonda Dominico Americana

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Senator Bob Menendez to Swear-in Bishop Alejandro Benjamin as President of the Dominican American National Roundtable

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18th Conference on Dominican Affairs

Concerting Efforts to Advance Our Prosperity Agenda

Sunday, February 11, 2018, 8:30am to 4pm

Rutgers School of Law

123 Washington Street Newark, NJ 07102

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CODA 2018 Conference Program

Senator Bob Menendez to Swear-in Bishop Alejandro Benjamin as President of the Dominican American National Roundtable

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Newark, NJ (February 5, 2018) –. U.S. Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey will administer the oath of office to Bishop Alejandro Benjamín as the 10th President of the Dominican American National Roundtable (DANR), the only Washington DC-based nonpartisan organization advocating for the socio-economic and civic empowerment of Dominicans in the United States and its territories, including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

“I commit to giving the best of me. Me comprometo a dar lo mejor de mí”, said President Alejandro Benjamin.

The highly anticipated Swearing-in Ceremony will take place at Rutgers School of Law at noon on Sunday, February 11, 2018 during the Luncheon Reception of the 18th Annual Conference on Dominican Affairs (CODA) coordinated by the Institute for Latino Studies (ILS). The conference will take place from 8:30am to 4pm at Rutgers School of Law located at 123 Washington Street Newark, NJ 07201.

Bishop Alejandro Benjamín is a tenured professor of Sociology at Bergen County Community College where he has served for more than 25 years. He is an Evangelical Bishop and Senior Pastor of Rock of Salvation Church as well as a consummate highly respected and well-known community leader and prolific author with expertise in graduate level social work education, research, community-university capacity building partnerships, political advocacy, organizing and faith-based institutions.

Bishop Benjamín is originally from Barahona, an old poverty-stricken town in the southwestern of the Dominican Republic. He came to the United States via Paterson, NJ in the 1970s. Since then he has resided in the great State of New Jersey, where he settled with his family. He is married to Yolanda, with whom he has three children: Jessica, Raquel and Alejandro III, and four grandchildren.

With his election, Benjamín becomes the 10th president of the DANR. He will serve a two-year term from 2018-20, with the option to be reelected.

The list of previous DANR presidents includes Víctor Capellán, Adriano Espaillat, Margarita Cepeda, Ana García Reyes, Cid Wilson, Néstor Montilla, Sr., Dr. María Teresa Montilla, Francesca Pena and Claribel Martínez Marmolejos.

At the Swearing-in Ceremony, President Benjamin will be accompanied by his presidential cabinet composed of Vice President Dr. Miguel Hernandez, Chairwoman Dr. María Teresa Montilla, Treasurer María Trusa and Secretary Dan-el Padilla, Ph.D. In addition, DANR board members from across the United States who will be present, include Patricia Vazquez from Pennsylvania, Ana Medina from Massachusetts, Joseline Pena-Melnyk from Maryland, outgoing DANR president Claribel Martínez-Marmolejos from Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, DANR National Youth President Janna Rodriguez from Long Island in New York, National Youth Vice Presidents Franklin Ventura and Augusto Suarez from New Jersey, Nestor Guarien Taveras from Puerto Rico, Ernie Dominguez, Esq. from Washington, DC, Rev. Alvin Bridgewater and Jose Cruz from Upstate NY, Heidy Hernandez, Jose Colon, Nestor Montilla, and Dulce Ramos from NJ, Raul Acosta from Connecticut, Yudelka Tapia from the Bronx, Francesca Peña from the Dominican Republic, and newly appointed board members Debralee Santos, Valentin Silverio, Hector Nunez, Yini Rodríguez, and Rosa Ayala from New York, and Dr. Carlos Lugo, Fernando Aguasvivas and Ezequiel Jimenez from New Jersey.

In addition, a select group of members and leaders of the National Dominican American Council (NDAC) from around the United States will join NDAC Chairman Nestor Montilla, Sr., in support of DANR President Alejandro Benjamin and his board of directors. Some include Delfin Vasquez and Councilman Julio Guridy from Reading and Allentown Pennsylvania, Dr. Ana Marchena, Leodany Inojosa, Alexander Bejaran and Alberto Correa, Ph.D. from Puerto Rico, Gino Hernandez from Trenton, NJ, Juan Kivelier and Yohanny Mendez from Paterson, NJ, Belkys Pena from Rhode Island, Victor Coronado from Perth Amboy, Hector Ramirez from the Bronx, Claritza Abreu from Massachusetts, Juana Edmond from Newark, NJ, and among others Mildred Rojas from Camden, NJ., and Eduardo Christopher from Boston, MA.

The list of elected officials expected to attend includes NYS Assemblywoman Carmen de La Rosa, PA Councilman Julio Guridy, Camden Councilman Angel Fuentes, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, Paterson Councilman Alex Mendez, NJ Education Commissioner Joel Ramirez, Puerto Rico Legislator Claribel Martinez-Marmolejos, Newark Councilmenbers Anibal Ramos and Luis Quintana, NYC Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez, Passaic NJ Mayor Hector Lora and among others, US Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey.

The 18th Annual Conference on Dominican Affairs is made possible thanks to UNIVISION and the collaboration of a select group of organizations including the Dominican American National Roundtable, the National Dominican American Council, the Latino Leadership Alliance of New Jersey, Babylion Productions, Reporte de Hoy, Nunez Tax Service and Global Psychiatry Services, PC.

The Conference on Dominican Affairs is a signature initiative of the Institute for Latino Studies, which is presided over by a board of directors composed of distinguished leaders including Antonio Ibarria, publisher of El Especial, Tony Perez, Executive Director of the Paterson Parking Authority, Branhder Espinal, President and CEO of Espinal Business Services, Fernando Alonso, Esq., Director of Puertas Al Futuro at Fairleigh Dickinson University, Ingrid Betancourt, Director of the Newark Library’s Sala Hispanoamericana, Merijoel Duran from UNIVISION Channel 41, Nestor Montilla, Sr., Chairman of the National Dominican American Council and Sonia Rosado former Freeholder of Passaic County.

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For a copy of the program (subject to changes), click here: CODA 2018 Conference Program

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Over the last 24 hours the note about the swearing-in of DANR new president Alejandro Benjamin earned over 10,000 impressions and an increasing number of followers.

You are invited to join us as well and to participate in DANR next activity on Sunday, February 11, 2018 at Rutgers School of Law in Newark, NJ. For more information visit www.danr.org

DANR 01/07/2018

You are invited to the 18th Annual Conference on Dominican Affairs.

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Conference Theme:

"Concerting Efforts to Advance Our Agenda"

Conference Highlights:

-Plenary forums, workshops, congress of the National Dominican American Council, and plenary section about the socio-economic and political effects of U.S. Presidents’ military interventions & occupations of the Dominican Republic and the Republic of Haiti on immigration from Hispaniola to USA. Plenary includes discussion about the number of women and under age girls who were r***d and sexually abused during the US occupation of the Republics of Hispaniola.

-Swearing-in Ceremony of Professor Alejandro Benjamin as the 10th President of the Dominican American National Roundtable

-Commemorative Journal

When? Sunday, February 11, 2018 from 8:30am to 4pm.

Where: Center for Law and Justice at Rutgers University

123 Washington Street Newark, NJ 07102

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The 2017 Conference on Dominican Affairs (CODA) was made possible thanks to the generous support of UNIVISION, Formé Medical Center, Global Psychiatry Services, PC, and the collaboration of The Dominican American National Roundtable (DANR), Latino Leadership Alliance of New Jew Jersey (LLANJ), Dynamics Multilingual Services, and the National Dominican American Council (NDAC).

CODA is a signature project of the Institute for Latino Studies Research and Development (ILS).

About ILS
The Institute for Latino Studies (ILS), founded in 2001, dedicated to quality research and advocacy for a better society, is a non-profit entity recognized by the federal government as a 501 (c) (3) organization. ILS believes that a solid understanding of cultural identity and people’s socio-economic reality is essential for development in a multi-cultural society.

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Thank you very much for your interest and continuous support of the Institute for Latino Studies Research & Development.

DANR 18th Annual Conference on Dominican Affairs To register visit the Institute for Latino Studies‘ website via: http://instituteforlatinostudies.org Author nmontillaPosted on January 7, 2018January 7, 2018

New President of the Dominican American National Roundtable: Bishop & Reverend Alejandro Benjamin 10/24/2017

New President of the Dominican American National Roundtable: Bishop & Reverend Alejandro Benjamin

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Washington, DC. (October 24, 2017).– Bishop Alejandro Benjamín has been elected 10th President of the Dominican American National Roundtable (DANR), the only national organization in the United States of America advocating for the socio-economic and political empowerment of Dominicans in USA and its territories, including Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

“De corazón, doy las gracias a los miembros de la junta que me eligieron a la posición de Presidente de la Mesa Redonda Dominico-Americana”, dijo Bishop Benjamín. “Me comprometo a dar lo mejor de mí. Entendiendo que los logros son resultado de quiénes juntos trillan el camino. Nada se logra solo. Es en el conjunto que haremos la diferencia de servir mejor para que nuestra comunidad sea cada día más fuerte en los Estados Unidos de América, en la Republica Dominicana y en el mundo”.

I would like to thank, from the bottom of my heart, the members of the Board of Directors for electing me President of the Dominican American National Roundtable (DANR),” stated Bishop Benjamin. “I commit to giving the best of me. I understand that success is the end result of working together. Nothing is achieved by one self. Serving our community together we can make a difference in strengthening it in the United States, Dominican Republic and the world.”

“His professional and community leadership role makes the perfect leader for DANR at this time. With his compassion and know-how, he will move the organization to the next level of functioning to empower our community in the United States,” said outgoing president Claribel Martínez Marmolejos.

Bishop Rev. Alejandro Benjamín is a professor of Sociology at Bergen County Community College. He is Senior Pastor of Rock of Salvation Church. He is a consummate, highly respected and well-known educator, community leader and prolific author with expertise in graduate level social work education, research, community -university capacity building partnerships, political advocacy, organizing and faith based institutions.

His next publication, El Desafío de un Pueblo, is to be released in February 2018 by The Institute for Latino Studies at the New Jersey Conference on Dominican Affairs, traditionally held at Rutgers School of Law, Newark, NJ.

Bishop Benjamín is originally from Barahona, an old town in the southwestern of the Dominican Republic. He came to the United States as an immigrant in the 1970s. Since then, he has resided in the great State of New Jersey. He is married to Yolanda, with whom he has three children: Jessica Amy, Raquel and Alejandro III, and three grandchildren.

With his election, Benjamín becomes the 10th president of the DANR. He will serve a two-year term from 2018 to 2019. The list of previous DANR presidents includes Víctor Capellán, Adriano Espaillat, Margarita Cepeda, Ana García Reyes, Cid Wilson, Néstor Montilla, Sr., Dr. María Teresa Montilla, Francesca Pena and Claribel Martínez Marmolejos.

His highly anticipated swearing-in ceremony will take place at Rutgers School of Law in Newark, NJ on Sunday, February 11, 2018 from 8:30am to 4pm.

At the swearing-in ceremony, President-elect Benjamin will be accompanied by his presidential cabinet composed of Vice President Dr. Miguel Hernandez, Chairwoman Dr. María Teresa Montilla, Treasurer María Trusa and Secretary Dan-el Padilla, Ph.D.

In addition, all DANR board members will be present, including newly appointed board members Jose Cruz from New York, Yudelka Tapia from The Bronx, Patricia Vasquez from Pennsylvania, and Jose Colon from New Jersey.

From across the United States, members and leaders of the National Dominican American Council (NDAC) and its Chairman Nestor Montilla, Sr., will also attend the ceremony in support of DANR President elect Alejandro Benjamin.

The Dominican American National Roundtable (DANR) is the only national nonprofit, nonpartisan organization based in Washington, DC, advocating for the socio-economic and civic development of Dominicans in the United States. www.danr.org

New President of the Dominican American National Roundtable: Bishop & Reverend Alejandro Benjamin New President of the Dominican American National Roundtable: Bishop & Reverend Alejandro Benjamin Washington, DC. (October 24, 2017).– Bishop Alejandro Benjamín has been elected 10th President...

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