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Athletics track, venue of the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games Santo Domingo 2026

Transparency

Dominican Republic · Law No. 200-04

Office of Free Access to Public Information

JCC Santo Domingo 2026 Trust

Through this system, anyone may request access to public information held by the JCC2026 Trust easily and promptly from anywhere in the country or abroad, avoiding travel costs and bringing the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games closer to society through intensive use of information and communication technologies, facilitating social oversight, transparency, participation, and citizen collaboration.

Legal framework

Law No. 200-04 on Free Access to Public Information establishes the State's duty to provide mandatory, permanently available, and up-to-date information, as well as information specially requested by interested parties.

Decree No. 130-05 requires each institution to organize its Information Access Office (OAI) and appoint an Information Access Officer (RAI), through whom this right is exercised.

Dominican Republic

Unified Public Information Request Portal (SAIP)

Official Dominican government digital channel to submit public information requests and track their status under Law 200-04.

National portal administered under Dominican transparency regulations.

SAIP request form

Recommendations before submitting

  1. 1

    Confirm whether your request is for information; complaints, claims, or reports follow other institutional channels (for example, Portal 311).

  2. 2

    Check this portal's transparency sections first: much information is already published under Procurement and Legal Framework.

  3. 3

    Confirm that the information you seek falls within the scope of Law No. 200-04.

How to submit your request

Electronic channel (recommended)

Through SAIP, selecting the body corresponding to the JCC2026 Trust.

In-person or written channel

Before the Information Access Officer (RAI) at the Organizing Committee offices during institutional hours.

Citizen rights and response deadlines

Every citizen has the right to request and receive complete, truthful, and timely public information under Law 200-04.

  • Request information from the JCC2026 Trust and receive it appropriately and on time.
  • Access information free of charge, except reproduction costs.
  • Learn about budgets, procurement, structure, and activities published by the institution.

Response deadline

15 business days from receipt of the request, extendable by up to 10 additional business days with written notice and justification to the applicant.

Free of charge

Access is free; only reproduction costs may be charged when applicable.

Access does not apply when it affects national security, public order, public health or morals, third-party privacy, or the right to reputation, as established by law.