The Dominican Republic delivered 97 subsidized apartments to reduce the housing deficit
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The government of the Dominican Republic has delivered 97 subsidized apartments in Santo Domingo East to help reduce the national housing deficit. President Luis Abinader headed the key-handover ceremony, which marks the beginning of a new phase for dozens of families obtaining their own homes through a residential project financed by both public and private resources.
Simultaneously, legislative developments concerning the Mirabal Law are under review by a bicameral committee of the Dominican Congress. The proposed legislation establishes prison sentences ranging from five to ten years for individuals who fail to meet child support obligations despite having the financial capacity to pay, particularly when such default is used to subject women to economic violence.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses strictly on the presidential housing delivery and deficit reduction.
Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) (DO)Emphasizes legislative penalties for financial and patrimonial violence under the Mirabal Law.
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