He calls the ADP's accusations about history books "reckless."

Roberto Cassá, director of the General Archive of the Nation (AGN), has publicly labeled accusations made by the Dominican Association of Teachers (ADP) as "reckless" and "dishonest." The controversy centers on newly produced history textbooks designated for fifth and sixth grades of primary education.

The textbooks in question were developed under the responsibility of the AGN and have become the subject of institutional dispute between the teachers' association and the national archive's leadership.