00:00Liston Diario presents the editorial from the director.
00:30To give historical visibility to this border is the 164-kilometer perimeter wall currently under construction.
00:38In areas of complex topography, the structure will integrate electronic systems, video surveillance cameras, ground radars, motion sensors, and physical command and control centers.
00:51To date, 54 kilometers have been completed and work began last week on an additional 13 kilometers in Dajabon.
00:58The remainder should be completed next year.
01:01The effectiveness is tangible.
01:03The existing sections have drastically reduced incursions and new settlements by Haitians.
01:08Current leaks occur only in areas not covered by the smart wall, where human trafficking gangs operate.
01:18Barracks, watchtowers, and four comprehensive centers equipped with biometric systems for monitoring people and goods have been deployed along the border.
01:27This military presence, on land, in the air, and at sea, reinforces the sense of protection among Dominican residents who can now carry out their daily activities with greater peace of mind.
01:39The need for the wall is appreciated today like never before, in contrast to the era of invisible markers.
01:46Faced with a neighboring country embroiled in chronic violence and an institutionalization process that has stalled indefinitely, the project ordered by President Abernader is justified as an essential bulwark of sovereignty and national security.
02:00Faced with the avalanche of misinformation and synthetic content, the public is asking, how can we distinguish what is verifiable from what is misleading?
02:09This skepticism explains why forty per cent of дрace of remote people actually collect...
