República Dominicana: Desapariciones forzadas, la expresión más brutal de las fallos del sistema policial

Headline Title: República Dominicana: Desapariciones forzadas, la expresión más brutal de las fallos del s 29 August 2014 El gobierno de la República Dominicana debe investigar urgentemente la desaparición de tres personas, presuntamente a manos de la policía, en los últimos cinco años, llevar a la justicia a los responsables, y tomar todas las medidas necesarias para poner fin a esa aberrante práctica, dijo Amnistía Internacional con motivo del Día Internacional de las Víctimas de Desapariciones Forzadas, (30 de agosto).Randy Vizcaíno González, Gabriel Sandi Alistar y Juan Almonte…

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