The Central Electoral Board (JCE) of the Dominican Republic stated on Tuesday that forming a political organization in the country requires more than simply gathering followers. The institution issued this clarification to emphasize the regulatory requirements involved in the process.
The JCE referenced Law 33-18 as the governing framework for establishing political entities. The statement serves as a reminder of the formal legal procedures and criteria that must be met beyond public support to achieve official recognition as a political party.
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