Dominican Republic Hears 20 Supreme Court Hopefuls
This article is a summary of reporting by Rio Times. Originally published October 7, 2026.
A council led by President Luis Abinader is currently conducting public hearings to evaluate 20 candidates for the Supreme Court. The process is part of a broader effort to appoint a new court president and ensure judicial integrity. These hearings represent a significant step in the administration's ongoing efforts to reform and strengthen the nation's judicial branch.
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The Dominican Republic has begun public hearings for 20 candidates vying for positions on the Supreme Court.
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