NewzPublic institutions in the Dominican Republic have increasingly introduced digital and diverse methods for citizens to report crimes, assaults, and administrative irregularities. However, official data reveals that the vast majority of the population continues to prefer traditional, in-person reporting.
Underlying this preference are significant barriers to reporting. Many citizens lack a clear understanding of what legally constitutes a reportable offense, while public entities themselves face challenges in processing and managing the complaints effectively.
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