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Argentina and Dominican Republic: events and estimated deaths compared

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In the 12 months to 30 Sep 2026, UCDP recorded 15 eventsP in Argentina and 13 eventsP in Dominican Republic. The best estimate of deaths is 19P in Argentina and 12P in Dominican Republic. The two columns use the same periods and the same UCDP definitions.

In the 12 months to 30 Sep 2025, UCDP recorded 39 events in Argentina and no events in Dominican Republic. The count for the 12 months to 30 Sep 2026 is down 62 percentP in Argentina. It is up from no eventsP in Dominican Republic.

Not all events in UCDP Candidate will make it into the final UCDP GED and new events will be added. The UCDP Candidate is a dataset containing events that have a high probability of being included in the final annual version of UCDP GED.

An incident where armed force was used by an organized actor against another organized actor, or against civilians, resulting in at least 1 direct death at a specific location and a specific date

UCDP's words. Source: UCDP Candidate Events Dataset Codebook, version 1.5 (Introduction) and UCDP GED Codebook, version 26.1 (section 2, the definition of an event), copied on .

This page rests on UCDP GED 26.1 and UCDP Candidate Events 26.0.9, with data through . The figures from January 2026 are from Candidate Events. Candidate Events are preliminary and UCDP revises them.

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Population: World Bank, 2025. A rate shows the count against the size of the country.

Table 1. Argentina and Dominican Republic: the same figures for the same periods
FigureArgentinaDominican Republic
Events, September 20260P0P
Estimated deaths, September 20260P0P
Events, 12 months to 30 Sep 202615P13P
Estimated deaths, 12 months to 30 Sep 202619P12P
Low estimate of deaths, 12 months19P12P
High estimate of deaths, 12 months19P13P
Deaths of civilians, 12 months19P5P
Events, state-based armed conflict, 12 months00
Events, non-state conflict, 12 months010P
Events, one-sided violence against civilians, 12 months15P3P
Population (World Bank)45,851,37811,520,487
Events for each million inhabitants, 12 months0.3P1.1P
Deaths for each million inhabitants, 12 months0.4P1.0P
Regions with a page11

P Preliminary. The figure is from UCDP Candidate Events, and UCDP revises these events.

24 months

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Figure 1. Events in Argentina by month. A hollow column is a preliminary month. The line marks the change of dataset: GED to the left, Candidate Events from Jan 2026 to the right. The two datasets are not made in the same way, so a step at the line is not only a change in the events.
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Figure 2. Events in Dominican Republic by month. A hollow column is a preliminary month. The line marks the change of dataset: GED to the left, Candidate Events from Jan 2026 to the right. The two datasets are not made in the same way, so a step at the line is not only a change in the events.

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ConflictStats. Argentina and Dominican Republic: events and estimated deaths compared. https://conflictstats.com/compare/argentina-vs-dominican-republic/. Source: Uppsala Conflict Data Program, UCDP GED 26.1 and UCDP Candidate Events 26.0.9. Data through .

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