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Local November 12, 2022 | 7:04 am

Tahira Vargas sees Dominican Republic treating rights as favors

Social anthropologist and researcher Tahira Vargas affirmed yesterday that in the Dominican Republic, 'human rights are maintained as if they were favors' and are not addressed as State policy. Vargas said that in society, there is an excellent distortion between what is a favor and each citizen's rights. "And that starts with the State itself. Our relationship with the State is one of askin... Read more

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