The pot-banging protests continue for a fifth consecutive day.

The pot-banging protests continue for a fifth consecutive day.
July 11, 2026

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The pot-banging protests continue for a fifth consecutive day.

The banging of pots and pans in protest was heard again this Friday in different sectors of Santo Domingo, marking the fifth consecutive day of citizen demonstrations.

 The participants say they will remain in the streets until their demands are met, using the noise of pots and pans as a symbol of resistance and unity.

The protest took place on Friday night in areas such as Bella Vista, Naco, Gazcue, and others.

The protests have brought together residents, students, and social organizations, who are denouncing economic, social, and political problems affecting the population. 

The clanging of pots and pans has become a collective call to make discontent visible and demand immediate answers from the authorities.

The banging of pots and pans in protest was heard again this Friday in different sectors of Santo Domingo, marking the fifth consecutive day of citizen demonstrations.

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