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Santo Domingo, Jul 11 (Latin Press) The Movement of Working Women (MMT) of the Dominican Republic today considered the Penal Code approved by the Senate a “shame and setback.” The post Dominican Women’s Movement qualifies as a disgrace Penal Code first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
Santo Domingo.- After more than seven hours of session, twenty-three senators passed by consensus and standing the new Penal Code of the Dominican Republic, a piece that has been claimed for years and that incorporates more than 40 new criminal offences not yet criminalized in the current legislation. During this Thursday’s day, the text of the bill was read in full without debate. Instead, the atmosphere was marked by praise and congratulations…
After a full reading of the 413 articles, which was taken almost five hours, the Senate of the Republic approved on first reading the new Dominican Penal Code. The bill was approved unanimously and standing by the 23 senators present in the session and is expected to be approved in a second reading next Tuesday by the senators and then send the piece to the Chamber of Deputies to repeat the same procedure. (Continue reading...) The Senate entry …
The new code would integrate the number of sentences for which the same individual can be sentenced after being found guilty on several charges against him; the cluster can reach up to 60 years in prison.
After months of disagreements, differences of opinion among congressmen, and delays in the study, the Senate approved this Thursday in its first discussion the organic bill of the new Penal Code without the controversial grounds that would allow abortion. The Senate adopted the draft of the new Penal Code in an extensive seven-hour session and with a unanimous vote of the 23 senators who were present at the meeting. Before approving it, the legi…
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