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ASODOFADE demands that Congress approve law on missing persons

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Association of Relatives of the Disappeared (ASODOFADE) is calling on the National Congress to approve legislation regulating missing persons cases in the Dominican Republic. The plea comes amid growing concerns over disappearances, highlighted by the recent case of Roldanis Calderón, a child who vanished while playing near Armando Bermúdez Park. <... Read more

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