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Hoy no podemos permanecer en silencio. En este Día de las Madres Dominicanas, recordamos a todas aquellas mujeres que nos fueron arrebatadas por el feminicidio.

También hacemos un llamado urgente al Gobierno Dominicano para que fortalezca y haga cumplir políticas públicas que protejan a la mujer dominicana, prevengan la violencia de género y garanticen justicia para las víctimas y sus familias.

Ninguna madre, hija, hermana o esposa debería perder la vida a causa de la violencia. Honrar su memoria exige más que palabras; exige acción, compromiso y voluntad política.

Que las flores blancas de hoy sean un símbolo de recuerdo, respeto y de nuestra determinación de construir una sociedad más segura para todas las mujeres.

En solidaridad 💜

La Coalición por los Derechos y la Vida de las Mujeres informó que iniciará una agenda de acciones mensuales para exigir respuestas inmediatas del Estado ante el aumento de los feminicidios y los recientes casos que han generado indignación nacional, entre ellos el as*****to de Esmeralda Moronta, tras denunciar violencia en una fiscalía, y el perdón judicial del pelotero Wander Franco por abuso a una menor. Las organizaciones realizarán protestas, jornadas de firmas, foros públicos y actividades comunitarias en distintas provincias del país, reclamando justicia, prevención y políticas efectivas para proteger a mujeres y niñas. Para más información, ampliar en Acento.com.do., sección Actualidad. Reporta: Nestor Piron #NiUnaMenos #ViolenciaDeGenero #FeminicidiosRD #ActualidadRD #Acento #Actualidad

If you’ve ever thought, “Is it really abuse if it’s not physical?” this might change everything. 🧩

Many survivors say the first time they saw the Power and Control Wheel, what they were living through finally made sense. It lays out the common tactics abusers use to gain and keep dominance—like isolating someone, minimizing harm, twisting reality, or making big promises that “it’ll never happen again.”

What felt confusing or deeply personal starts to look like a pattern—and that realization can be both heartbreaking and empowering. It’s not a misunderstanding. It’s a system built around control.

Have you ever seen a resource that put words to something you couldn’t explain before? Share in the comments—or pass this along to someone who might need it. 💜

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8 KIDS DEAD IN LOUISIANA
Victims ranged from 1 to 12 years old in domestic violence tragedy; suspect dead after police pursuit https://mrf.lu/HV8J

“Messy divorce.”

No. This was domestic violence.

Cerina made the decision to leave. And when control was threatened, Justin Fairfax chose violence.

Separation is one of the most dangerous times for a survivor. When an abuser feels control slipping away, the risk of escalation increases.

Cerina filed for divorce in July 2025.
This past January, police responded to the home after Fairfax falsely accused Cerina of assault - claims later disproven by cameras that Cerina had set up in the house.

Just after midnight, Justin shot and killed Cerina in their home before taking his own life. Their two teenage children were inside. Their son called 911.

This is not a “messy divorce.”
This is what happens when power and control turn deadly.

We have to name it.
We have to understand the warning signs.
We have to stop minimizing abuse.

Believe survivors.
Take patterns seriously.
Because leaving should never cost someone their life.

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