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Local January 26, 2011 | 7:43 am

Dominican Republic Police assigns 13,000 cops to deal with planned protests

Santo Domingo.- To deal with the call to protest by several barrio groups, around 13,000 Police agents will be assigned to maintain the public order in the streets, said Police chief Jose Polanco Tuesday.

He warned that all agents, regardless of whether they are in service, will be deployed. “The preventive Police has around 13,000 men. All men must be in the streets tomorrow; those wh... Read more

Dominican Republic Police assigns 13,000 cops to deal with planned protests

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

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Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

Violations mark first year of Dominican Republic’s Constitution

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