The Office of the Ombudsman in the Dominican Republic is undergoing a significant leadership transition, with five high-level departures occurring one year before the conclusion of Pablo Ulloa’s term. Three officials have resigned from their positions, while two others, Executive Director Frank Olivares and the administrative director, have been dismissed from the institution.
These changes represent a major restructuring of the Ombudsman's administrative and executive leadership. The institution has not yet provided further details regarding the specific reasons for the departures or the long-term impact on the office's operations as it approaches the end of the current term.
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