Disla family denounces alleged military intervention in land dispute

The Disla family has publicly denounced the alleged intervention of Brigadier General Perdomo Sánchez, former director of Internal Affairs for the Dominican National Army, in an attempted eviction. The incident involves land subject to ongoing civil, real estate, and registry disputes.

The family argues that property rights conflicts should be resolved by civil courts and real estate jurisdictions rather than military personnel. They are calling on Major General Jimmy Arias Grullón, Commander General of the Dominican Army, and Lieutenant General Carlos Antonio Fernández Onofre, Minister of Defense, to conduct an institutional investigation.

Key questions raised by the family include who authorized the intervention, whether a specific judicial order existed, and the legal basis for using military personnel in a registered land controversy. They stated their demand is not a premature condemnation but a call for transparency and respect for the rule of law.