Sonia Lebrón
Sonia Lebrón is a prominent figure in forensic medicine in the Dominican Republic, serving as the director of the Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Forenses (Inacif). She has been involved in critical processes of forensic identification following tragic events, emphasizing the importance of rigorous procedures in the identification of deceased individuals. Her leadership has been crucial in managing the complexities of autopsies and forensic investigations, particularly during times of national crisis.
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Sonia Lebrón will discuss the current capabilities and challenges of forensic pathology in the face of disasters.
RD "no tiene suficientes" patólogos forenses en casos de catastrofes, dice especialista
Dominican Republic· 2025-09-13
Sonia Lebrón is the director of the National Institute of Forensic Sciences (Inacif) who led the analysis of the seized bottles.
Incautan cargamento de cocaína líquida camuflada en envases de jugos y refrescosDominican Republic· 2025-08-06Sonia Lebrón, the director of the National Institute of Forensic Sciences, expressed pride in serving during a painful moment for the nation.
Abinader reconoce a médicos forenses por labor en tragedia del Jet SetDominican Republic· 2025-05-24
Sonia Lebrón, director of the National Institute of Forensic Sciences, expressed pride in serving during a painful moment for the nation.
Abinader reconoce a forenses por labor en tragedia del Jet SetDominican Republic· 2025-05-24Sonia Lebrón is one of the directors of the Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Forenses (Inacif).
Completarán hoy autopsias de víctimas del Jet SetDominican Republic· 2025-04-13
Sonia Lebrón, director of the National Institute of Forensic Sciences, explained the need for a deep cleaning process after numerous autopsies were performed.
Patología Forense tomará una pausa mientras personal descansa y realizan limpiezaDominican Republic· 2025-04-12Sonia Lebrón is one of the directors of the Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Forenses (Inacif).
Patólogos aclaran identificación correcta de un fallecido implica un proceso riguroso y toma tiempoDominican Republic· 2025-04-12