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On November 19, 1911, Dominican President Ramón Cáceres, popularly known as Mon Cáceres, was killed in an event characterized as a betrayal. The assassination stands as one of the most dramatic episodes in the political history of the Dominican Republic.

The nation's political history has frequently been marked by bloodshed, conspiracies, and betrayals, leaving deep scars on the national memory. The death of President Cáceres remains a prominent historical example of these internal political conflicts.