Santiago Matías (Alofoke) said that, if he reached the presidency in 2028, he would remove restrictions on the import of firearms intended for personal and business protection. In a video posted on his social networks, he said that it is “unconceivable” that criminals can access firearms for between RD$50,000 and RD$70,000, while citizens and companies must pay up to RD$1 million for a Glock gun due to import restrictions. Matías said he would r…
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Santiago Matías (Alofoke) said that, if he reached the presidency in 2028, he would remove restrictions on the import of firearms intended for personal and business protection. In a video posted on his social networks, he said that it is “unconceivable” that criminals can access firearms for between RD$50,000 and RD$70,000, while citizens and companies must pay up to RD$1 million for a Glock gun due to import restrictions. Matías said he would r…