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Dominican Republic: Free Access Law for Public Information

Written byEduardo Avila
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Posted 20 January 2009 16 years ago

Ahi e que prende [es] writes about his experience using the Free Access Law in the Dominican Republic, which had been set up to provide public information to those that request it. He writes out the steps needed to use the law.

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