Universidad Autonoma de Santo Domingo (UASD) announced the "Second National Seminar on" Crime, Public Policy and Public Security: Challenges of the Dominican ", for the preparation of proposals solve the challenging problem of violence in the country.
The event, organized by the Institute of Criminology, Faculty of Law and Policy, will take place on 29 and 30 November, from 9:00 am, at the premises of Pedro Mir Library , said the rector of the UASD, Dr. Franklin García Fermín.
said that "the phenomenon of crime, its link to public policy and the relationship of double dependence on the so-called public safety presents a major challenge, therefore, we want to make this seminar a reference serving a presence of lead in the UASD, in a context of the national situation with the supreme aim of progressively eliminate this problem. "
explained that in addition to reflecting in the classroom with students, it is proposed that they participate in various activities of the seminar, which will be implemented without economic cost, but will be given certificates of participation and enter into contact with latest thinking on the subject of criminology and public policy on the subject.
The "Second National Seminar on Crime, Public Policy and Public Safety" has as special guests to important political personalities country's institutions.
These include Dr. Reynaldo Pared Perez, chairman of the Senate, Mr. Miguel Roig Alfaro, president of the National Association of Young Entrepreneurs, Lisandro Macarrulla, president of the National Council of Businessmen (CONEP) President Supreme Court of Justice, Dr. Jorge Subero and Attorney General of the Republic, Dr. Radhames Jimenez Pena.
Dr. Franklin also Almeida Rancier, Minister of the Interior and Police, the police chief, Major General Jose Amado Polanco Gomez, Francisco Manuel engineer Gerd Rosales, del (INACIF) and academics, like the Rev. Luis Barrios, John Jay College professor at the University of New York, the doctors Hugo Tolentino Dipp, former rector of the UASD, Juan Miguel Castillo Pantaleon and the leftist leader Narciso Isa Conde.
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