NEW YORK._ Mayor Michael Bloomberg said that Dominicans are the petrol and the New York walk, while the Creole community ranked as one of major platforms of the overall development of the metropolis. The mayor was interviewed by Frederick Martinez (El Pacha) for their program "From here over there" which airs Saturday Television Dominicana. The municipal executive described the versatile communicator as "the joy of New York" and considered it one of the best entertainers in recent years in the Hispanic television and radio in the city. Bloomberg and speaks very fluent Castilian and keeps track of the work of local Latino media.
The show airs from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm and is pre-recorded and repeated Sundays at 11:00 pm and Mondays at 3:00 pm. Referring to the interview, El Pasha, said he was very flattered by the opportunity to interview the mayor of New York.
Bloomberg said in turn, feel very proud. The interview came during a recognition ceremony where the mayor acknowledged to journalists from Univision. "I am more than honored and happy to share this interview with the Pacha," said the mayor.
invited to the event were community activists, political leaders, businessmen and corporate representatives of the metropolitan area. The Pacha said it is the second most important political interview he has done in his career.
In 1994, the communicator drew national and international attention to interview then-president Dr. Joaquin Balaguer, who is accused in the elections of that year, of stealing the presidency to Dr. José Francisco Peña Gómez of the PRD, who denounced "a colossal fraud."
In the interview, El Pasha became his trademark quips and style that made her laugh jocosidades Mayor Bloomberg.
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