There is some truth in what Windy is saying in his post. An 800% increase in illegal drug activity in the DR since 2013 didn’t happen without the police, lawyers, and judges paving the way for the traffickers, and the blind eye to corrupt police practises of the two previous administrations also made life for traffickers a lot easier.Disagree.No further testimony your honor,
The old police guard is what it is, corrupted, and will fight change because they are used to living on extra level of financing provided by drug traffickers. The real hope for change lies with the better educated new recruits, increased salaries, and closer scrutiny by ethical superiors. All backed by the President’s new initiative to deal with corruption at all levels. It may take a generational change within the police force but change for the better will come if Luis gets re-elected and has another four years to continue his anti- corruption work.
The bigger issue is how does the President deal with illegal drug activity when the money generated by it is fuelling an underground economy that many Dominicans rely on for income or need for addiction purposes?