“Indotel presents the documentary “Soldiers of Democracy””

Santo Domingo.– The Dominican Institute of Telecommunications (Indotel) presented the documentary “Soldiers of Democracy,” an audiovisual production that pays tribute to a group of Dominican military personnel who played a decisive role in preserving the country’s stability and democratic continuity during one of the most transcendental moments in national history.

The work, directed by filmmaker Alberto Zayas and based on the book “Muchachos de la Democracia” (Boys of Democracy), by historian and retired Lieutenant General José Miguel Soto Jiménez, was screened during an event held at Caribbean Cinemas in Downtown Center, with the presence of former President Hipólito Mejía, as well as authorities, military personnel, academics, and special guests.

The production gathers testimonies from protagonists of the events, archival material, and analysis from specialists to reconstruct the facts from a historical perspective, highlighting the commitment of those who acted in favor of constitutional order and social peace.

Before the screening, Gómez Mazara highlighted that the production of the documentary responds to an institutional commitment to the preservation of historical memory, noting that new generations increasingly consume information through digital platforms. In that sense, he pointed out that the challenge is to leverage these media to bring citizens closer to the events that have marked the country’s democratic life.

Gómez Mazara explained that “Soldiers of Democracy” is part of a series of documentaries promoted by Indotel to disseminate relevant episodes and figures of national history. Likewise, he defined the work as a recognition of a group of military personnel who contributed to preserving democratic institutionality at a decisive moment for the Dominican Republic.

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For his part, Miguel Soto Jiménez thanked Gómez Mazara for incorporating “Soldiers of Democracy” into the documentary program on contemporary history and national values promoted by the institution.

He pointed out that the initiative represents a contribution to the preservation of historical memory and the dissemination of events that strengthen democratic culture and the knowledge of the role of the Armed Forces at decisive moments for the country.

While Zayas highlighted his team’s commitment during the execution of the work and expressed that the project represents a tribute to the military personnel who defended democracy without expecting recognition, while also allowing the generations that lived through those events, as well as those who did not know them, to understand and pass on that historical legacy.

With the presentation of “Soldiers of Democracy,” Indotel reaffirms its commitment to promoting initiatives that foster the preservation of historical memory, the strengthening of democratic values, and the dissemination of audiovisual content of high educational value for present and future generations