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INCREDIBLE: Illicit enrichment in public office is not a crime

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The Pursuit of the Department of Administrative Corruption (DPCA), Hotoniel Bonilla Garcia, said Wednesday that the Dominican Republic is not regarded as primary infringement, illicit enrichment in the administration public. Bonilla Garcia added that judges and prosecutors are aware of that. The officer defended himself against criticism that the administration of the Liberation Party (PLD) has not been brought to court a single person for acts of corruption.

claimed that during the administration of Octavio Lister, where he was deputy director, were brought to trial on embezzlement charges last several former officials of the government of Hipólito Mejía.

recalled the subjugation of the former Attorney General Victor Cespedes Martinez, the former general manager of the CDEEE, Cesar Sanchez, the former Secretary of Agriculture, Eligio Jaquez, as well as those involved in the Renewal Plan.

However, the director of CAPD did not mention a single case of PLD administration that has been brought before the courts for corruption in the state. (Editor's note: so that according to the statement by the young officer, the failure of the law favors only the officials of this and past administrations of President Fernandez, recalled that during his first term, were subjected to justice the former administrator and several officials of the National Lottery during the last administration of Dr. Balaguer. As we see and referring to the sentence that says: no class suicide, nor, apparently committed suicide the LDP group in power, things that happen man monono) .- MI.

explained that a person who happens to have nothing to own aircraft, vehicles and luxury homes, a little time to take a public function if it is found that diverted public funds can not be processed.

said he has prepared a draft law, which establishes a standard to apply sanctions for illicit enrichment. He explained that the bill provides for expropriation of the increase of public administration it can be proven.

stated that historically have existed in the country officials, senior military and police that could not justify their wealth, they have not happened.
Source: http:// dominicanoshoy .com/articulos/archivos/2009/julio /

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Hipolito Mejia said that the South is falling apart and criticize

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SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic .- The former president, Hipólito Mejía, questioned the ability to direct Hector Rodriguez Pimentel National Institute of Hydraulic Resources (Indrhi). The criticism came after the report shows that spending millionaires work halted, many of which multiplied more than 11 times its initial cost, plus the abandonment of irrigation systems in the south.

"The entire field is broken" and Mejia described the agricultural situation in the south, arguing that the neglect of work priorities to develop this sector, are a consequence of ignorance of the director of INDRHI.

scored critical situation of the southern lands and stressed that priority should be given to the field. Addition spoke of in his political project is "buscándomela as a bull."

His position on the cement project in the buffer zone of National Park Haitises, the public will in the coming days.

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Indrhi management contract for construction Firman PN clubhouse for more than 50 billion Nuria

Chief of Police, Major General Rafael Guillermo Guzmán Fermín and the president of the Association of Wives of Officers, Patricia Chomalí de Guzman, today signed a contract for RD $ 50,151,941.74, with the company chatting SA, which will build the clubhouse of the institution. The club will be built in km 17 of the Las Americas Highway, Santo Domingo.

Chomalí Guzman presented a check for RD $ 9,000,000.00 for the first game to the vice president chatted SA, architect Juan Cristóbal Caro Gómez.

The clubhouse will be built on the land on which stands the police housing complex.

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corruption Corrupt judges imprison children for money. Arrested in Dominican

Corrupt judges locked up thousands of minors after being bribed by contractors and owners of private prisons to incarcerate children
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Amy Goodman

Democracy Now

Almost 5,000 children in Pennsylvania were convicted, and 2,000 of them were jailed for two corrupt judges receiving bribes builders and owners of private prisons benefited from incarceration. Both judges have pleaded guilty, in a surprising case of greed and corruption that is just beginning to unfold. Judges Mark A. Ciavarella Jr. and Michael T. Conahan received $ 2.6 million in kickbacks to imprison children who, in most cases, had no access to a lawyer. The case offers a unique look to the shameful private prison industry that is flourishing in America.

See for example the story of Jamie Quinn. When I was 14 years old, was imprisoned for nearly a year. Jamie, now 18, described the incident that caused his imprisonment:

"I was arguing with one of my friends. And all that happened was a simple fight. She slapped me and I sent it back. There were no marks, no witnesses, nothing. It was only his word against mine. "

Jamie was taken to one of two controversial prisons, PA Child Care and then walked through other prisons. Being in prison for 11 months had a devastating impact on her. He said: "People looked at me differently when I left, they thought it was a bad person because she had been imprisoned for so long. My family started to break up ... because it was outside the house and locked me up, and was, I thought, you know, I was being punished for what he had done, and I should not have been. Even I have trouble in school because the school system in this type of detention is scary. "

Began to make cuts, and said it was a result of medication he was forced to take: "I was never depressed, never before had given me medication. I went there and started giving me medication and did not even know what it was. They said that if not take it, I was not following my program. " She was hospitalized three times.

Jamie Quinn is just one of thousands of children who were imprisoned by the two corrupt judges. The Juvenile Law Center (Juvenile Law Center) based in Philadelphia, was involved in the case when Hillary Transue was sent to prison for three months to create a web site that parodied the deputy director of the school. Hillary clearly stated that the page was a joke. Apparently, the deputy found not fun and Hillary had to face the Judge Ciavarella, known for its severity.

As I said Bob Schwartz of the Juvenile Law Center: "Hillary, unknowingly, had signed a document, and his mother had signed a document waiving his right to counsel. This caused the 90-second hearing before the judge took Ciavarella was a farce. " The Juvenile Law Center (JLC, for its acronym in English), found that half of the cases of children in Luzerne County, the defendants had waived their right to a lawyer. Judge Ciavarella ignored on several occasions, the recommendations for leniency from both the prosecutors and probation officers. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard the case of JLC and the FBI began an investigation, which ended last week with the signing of two judges, agreement to plead guilty to tax evasion and mail fraud.

is expected to serve a sentence of seven years in federal prison. There were two separate lawsuits on behalf of imprisoned children.

The scandal involves only a U.S. county jail and a relatively small private. According to The Sentencing Project, "America is the world leader in incarceration, there are currently 2.1 million people in prisons or jails in the country, representing an increase of 500% in the last thirty years." The Wall Street Journal reports that "companies that manage private prisons are preparing for a wave of new businesses, since the economic recession makes it increasingly difficult to government officials, both federal and state level, build and manage their own prisons. " Management companies for profit prisons and Corrections Corporation of America and GEO Group (formerly Wackenhut) are positioned for more gains. It remains unclear what impact the stimulus bill that just passed in the private prison industry (eg, the law provides $ 800 million to build prisons, but cut millions of dollars for school construction .)

Congress still is considering bills to improve the policies of juvenile justice. The proposed legislation, according to the American Union for Civil Liberties, is "built on evidence clear that the programs can be much more successful in preventing juvenile delinquency the discredited policies of incarceration and excessive. "

Our children need education and opportunity, not incarceration. Let the children of Luzerne County, who were imprisoned by corrupt judges to make money, give us a lesson. As a young Jamie Quinn said about [the corrupt judge and] the 11 months he spent in prison, "It makes me really question other figures of power and the people who supposedly should admire and whom we should trust."

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Denis Moynihan contributed to this column journalistic production.

Amy Goodman is the host of "Democracy Now!" A daily international one-hour show that airs on over 550 radio and television stations in 200 English and English. In 2008 he was awarded the Right Livelihood Award, also known as the "Alternative Nobel Prize", awarded in the Swedish Parliament in December.

© 2009 Amy Goodman

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SANTO DOMINGO .- The National Police Chief, Major General Rafael Guillermo Guzmán Fermín, announced already in the country Italian police making preparations for the deportation of Ciro Mazzarella, who was identified as a leader and organizer of the Neapolitan Mafia. He is accused in his country of 90 murders.

Guzmán explained that Mazzarella is being held at the Palace of the police.

said he was arrested on Sunday in an operation monitoring authorities had permanent. "Because it was moving from hotel to hotel, and it proceeded to capture."

noted they are investigating whether he had connections in the country to track the international organizations, but still no one can say anything because it is being investigated.

The police chief spoke before the start of the international meeting of civil registry administrators, Identity and Migration, which is opening ceremony by the President.

The arrested is the number ten most wanted in Italy, he said as the head organizer of the Plan of Camorra the Neapolitan Mafia.

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Zapatazos Group launches a photo of Leonel

Youth protest against corruption

Written by: RAFAEL JAIME THOMAS

El Nacional

A colonel and two other officers with forcejeon protesters against corruption a portrait of President Leonel Fernandez. THE NATIONAL / Franklin Guerrero). Activists

youth, student and cultural movements, popular music, female and the Alternative Social Forum launched yesterday kicked shoes and a portrait of President Leonel Fernandez, at a time when they struggled with police officers who tried to prevent the action during a ceremony in the park Enriquillo.

organizers placed the portraits of George and Vivian Lubrano Subero to receive the Zapatazos of those present. (El Nacional / Franklin Guerrero).

Police officers led by General José Polanco, director of the National District Command, sought to prevent the action

is completed, for which talks with leaders of these groups, as well as the journalist Ramon Colombo, Narciso Isa Conde and the lawyer Manuel Mesa, to persuade the organizers to launch no shoes at the figure of the President Republic.

social communicator and the lawyer spoke with the general Polanco when officers of the institution and municipal police were keen to prevent the act entitled "Zapatazos against the corrupt" where participants demanded respect for civil rights set out in Article 8 of the Constitution.

organizers placed the portraits of George Suber Isa and Vivian Lubrano to receive the Zapatazos of those present. (El Nacional / Franklin Guerrero

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General welcomed his comments, but also let them know that as a general police could not allow assaulting the presidency, so insisted that they removed the portrait of Leonel Fernandez, and explained that although the Constitution is clear about the rights of citizens, it is also about the public peace and the president.

organizers insisted on throwing shoes and kept the portrait Leonel on the steps of the gazebo in the park. The portrait of the President was escorted to the right of a photo of the former banker Vivian Lubrano de Castillo, convicted in a court for bank fraud Baninter and pardoned by the executive branch, and left a photo of President of the Supreme Court of Justice, Jorge Subero Isa.

Behind these portraits placed replicas inflated Amable Aristy, former presidential candidate of the Social Christian Reformist Party, the cardinal Nocola de Jesus Lopez Rodriguez, of Diandino Peña, the Metro, of Licelot Marte de Barrios, president of the Chamber of Accounts , of Franklin Almeyda Rancier, Interior and Police; Alejandrina Herman, head of the Ministry of Women, the Vice Admiral Julio Cesar Ventura Bayonet, head of the Navy; of José Francisco Peña guava, general manager of the National Lottery, of Monsignor Agripino Núñez, Roberto Salcedo, receiver National District, Angel Lockward, ambassador to Colombia, Major General Rafael Guillermo Guzmán Fermín, National Police chief, Ramon Baez Figueroa, former president of Baninter Group, and Luis Alvarez Renta.

Although the general Polanco mustered their ability to try to avoid enforcement action against the organizers of this "shoe" failed to withdraw presdiente photo Fernández, so officers were ordered to do so.

injured in clashes

A police SWAT team, one city and three youth groups in the "shoe" were injured as they struggled for the portrait of presdiente Fernández. Finally an officer could take it away, but broken into pieces by the Zapatazos, kicks and sticks thrown by the activists.

Law enforcement officers pepper-sprayed and three youth groups "Toy Jart" and "The Revolt" were injured by batons and tear, one of whom was identified as Alejandro Mundaray, who accused a named Colonel Aquino of having sprayed the chemical in the eyes and mouth, causing lacerations.

Swat agent shot in the mouth refused to identify. The municipal police, which resulted in minor scrapes, was identified as Ramiro Alberto.

Prior to the incident, police officers and municipal police tried to prevent the development of the act, for which the organizers claimed that they had permission. Immediately a spokesman

were presented submissions to the National District City Council and the Ministry of Interior and Police, which brought down the tension.

More "Zapatazos"

Following the forced removal of presidential portrait placed in cartons supported by sticks, organizacontinuaron the act with a strong proclamation against corruption and the government, accusing Presdiente be sponsor of this phenomenon and condemning the Supreme Court does not act against corrupt officials.

After the "Proclamation against the corrupt," read by young Ehmilio Natalia Galvan and Marble, the youth group "The Revolt", protesters threw shoes at all sorts of pictures of Vivian Lubrano de Castillo and Jorge Subero and placed the replica inflated behind and on the south steps of the gazebo Enriquillo Park.

In "Zapatazos" Also participating women, children and leaders of leftist movements.

organizers handed a ballot to attendees for the deposit in two polls and vote for the most corrupt character to consider: first place went to the President with 80 percent, Alejandrina German followed with 10 percent and Julio Cesar Ventura Bayonet with 5 percent.

Songwriters and cultural groups sang and staged scenes to condemn corruption.

The event was attended by Narciso Isa Conde, Force of the Revolution Virtues Alvarez, vice president of Unity and Change Movement (MIUCA), Ramon Almanzar, New Alternative Party, and the unionist Francisco Antonio Santos.