ASIARAF SERULLE JOA

Julián Serulle was born in the Dominican Republic. He is the son of Arab immigrants and a legal professional, specializing in Labor Law and Social Security, studies carried out at the Sorbonne in Paris, France.

He is the eldest of a family educated under the discipline of the Order of the Jesuits. In his childhood he studied at the school that was named Padre Fantino, located in the Santo Cerro, province La Vega, a place that collects fabulous legends bequeathed by our ancestors.

His professional work has been at the service of the workers of the countryside and the city, which has allowed him to know every corner of the country and raise his voice for the dispossessed.

It has been inserted in the claims of peasant associations, unions, clubs and non-governmental organizations, and has turned its headquarters into discussion rooms.

Julián Serulle has made the courts of the Republic a space to exalt the essential rights of workers. Today, the conciliation and the solution of the problems were the courts.

He is a tireless speaker, who seeks to provide healthy ideas to the population. In the talks, conferences and radio addresses that he directed through thirty-five (35) radio stations to the Dominican people (his coverage reached for twelve (12) years to the Caribbean islands), he emphasized that it is necessary to improve the material and spiritual life of the people. Likewise, it assumes as its the concerns of Dominican businessmen, faced with a reality that becomes more insecure every day (lack of skilled labor, high prices in the cost of production, lack of protection and assistance from the State, etc.).

He often participates in international conclaves, in which the most dissimilar and complex issues related to Labor Law and Social Security are debated

In his political life he always accompanied Professor Juan Bosch.

Julián Serulle is married to Mrs. Ming Lling Joa, with whom he has procreated three children: Asiaraf, Angel Julián and Alberto José.

In the years 1994 and 1998 he was candidate to senator by the province of Santiago.

In 1996 he was appointed Director General of the Dominican Social Security Institute, an institution that tried to organize, clean up, modernize and make it transparent.

Filled with enthusiasm and dreams, he spreads the idea of ​​freedom to the four winds, and he trumpets the establishment of a just, honest, decent and developed society.

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