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Local October 16, 2012 | 12:32 pm

Churches, attorneys oppose tougher penalties for convicted minors

Santo Domingo.- The amendment to the Juvenile Code seeking tougher penalties for underage offenders was debated at a roundtable hosted by the Institutionalism and Justice Foundation (Finjus) Tuesday, and in a press conference at the Dominican Evangelical Council, where opposition to harsher sentences against minors was prevalent in both activities.

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Churches, attorneys oppose tougher penalties for convicted minors

Churches, attorneys oppose tougher penalties for convicted minors

Churches, attorneys oppose tougher penalties for convicted minors

Churches, attorneys oppose tougher penalties for convicted minors

The Cardinal joins growing demand to probe fiscal deficit

The Cardinal joins growing demand to probe fiscal deficit

The Cardinal joins growing demand to probe fiscal deficit

The Cardinal joins growing demand to probe fiscal deficit

The Cardinal joins growing demand to probe fiscal deficit

The Cardinal joins growing demand to probe fiscal deficit

The Cardinal joins growing demand to probe fiscal deficit

The Cardinal joins growing demand to probe fiscal deficit

Central towns on strike say no to tax package, demand road fix

Central towns on strike say no to tax package, demand road fix

Central towns on strike say no to tax package, demand road fix

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Central towns on strike say no to tax package, demand road fix

Central towns on strike say no to tax package, demand road fix

Central towns on strike say no to tax package, demand road fix

Central towns on strike say no to tax package, demand road fix

Central towns on strike say no to tax package, demand road fix

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