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

Roberto Cassá, director of the General Archive of the Nation (AGN), has publicly rejected recent claims made by the Dominican Association of Teachers (ADP) regarding new history textbooks. Cassá characterized the union's accusations as both “reckless” and “dishonest.”

The dispute centers on history textbooks designed for fifth and sixth-grade primary students. These materials were developed under the supervision of the AGN, and the current disagreement highlights a conflict between the educational institution and the teachers' union concerning the content and accuracy of the curriculum.