Wilfredo Gonzlez, its director, emphasized that Soberania does not use mobile data, which is part of the platform’s accessibility strategy. He added, “We’re working on digital government and interoperability among public institutions.”

Creating a digital alternative is vital in this era, as it will lead to greater data exchange and streamlined processes, simplifying the lives of citizens on the Caribbean island.

For Soberaua, a priority is to expedite online service procedures for the public, while simultaneously fostering citizen participation. Through various surveys, people can express their opinions on national public policy projects and cross-cutting processes.

Today, the main challenge is not technological, but cultural, because it is necessary to prepare the underlying infrastructure and users.

The most requested documents are birth, marriage, and death certificates, the Director of Sovereignty emphasized.

In his opinion, data quality is vital to avoid corrections, and he stressed that cybersecurity is in place to protect citizens’ personal information.

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