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Dominican Senate reviews police reform to end institutional assignments

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic is moving forward with a major police reform that could reshape the way officers are deployed across the country. A bill currently under review in the Senate seeks to end the decades-old practice of assigning police personnel to guard government offices, state agencies, and even private businesses. Under the proposal, these assignments would ... Read more

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