Santo Domingo.- Wilson Gómez Ramírez, the president of the Duartiano Institute, vehemently rejected accusations leveled against the Dominican Republic by Amnesty International regarding discrimination against Haitians, alleged Dominican descendants of Haitians, and Black individuals.
Gómez Ramírez dismissed these accusations as part of an ongoing campaign by international organizations and figures aimed at tarnishing the image of the Dominican Nation. He lamented the detrimental impact of these false claims on the country’s reputation and expressed concern over the lack of action from the Dominican government to address and refute them.
The patriotic organization’s president emphasized that such falsehoods are continuously propagated, undermining the Dominican people’s solidarity and goodwill. He urged for a diplomatic offensive to counteract the misinformation and distortions circulated about the country.
About the Duartiano Institute
Established on January 26, 1964, under Law No. 127-01 dated July 27, 2001, the Duartiano Institute operates as an official and autonomous body with a mandate to promote the history, ideals, values, and legacy of Juan Pablo Duarte, the father of the Dominican Republic. The Institute is dedicated to disseminating Duarte’s life story and the nation’s illustrious history, aiming to cultivate a better-informed citizenry and uphold the principles of justice and fairness envisioned by the founding father.