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DIGITAL CENSORSHIP IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Dominican Republic · Freedom of Expression · Digital Politics How the Luis Abinader Government Built a Systematic Apparatus to Silence Digital Communicators (2020–2026) By Luis Cabrera (Kapulett) | OSINT Researcher | Published: March 2026 Methodological note: This article explicitly distinguishes between facts documented with primary sources and assessments made by researcher Kapulett. The author's opinions are marked in separate callout boxes. All sources are public and independently verifiable. THE QUESTION NO ONE ASKS Who benefits…
Trump Brings a New Headache to the Dominican Political Party PRM, and Its Name Is “Material Support”
When Drug Trafficking Becomes Terrorism: The New Doctrine Unsettling Latin American Politics For decades, the relationship between drug trafficking and politics in several regions of Latin America was described as a gray zone. There were not always visible criminal structures embedded within the state, but there were ambiguous relationships: campaign donations, funding for community activities, or the presence of underworld figures at political events. In low‑income neighborhoods, a drug trafficker could be both a criminal and a benefactor — e…
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Hezbollah’s Missing Link and Iranian Networks in the Dominican Republic
By Kapulett Based on an original investigation first published in the Dominican newspaper Teleradio América For decades, the Dominican Re...
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