Santo Domingo – In a significant move to protect consumer rights, the National Institute for the Protection of Consumer Rights (Pro Consumidor) has initiated a large-scale monitoring operation for ticket sales to Bad Bunny’s upcoming concerts. The highly anticipated events are set to take place on November 21 and 22 at the Félix Sánchez Olympic Stadium. Pro Consumidor’s initiative seeks to ensure fair practices and safeguard the economic interests of concertgoers. Executive Director Eddy Alcántara emphasized that the operation will involve teams from the Inspection, Surveillance, Advertising, and Prices departments, who will oversee the entire sales process from Friday through the concert dates. The monitoring effort aims to identify and prevent any practices that could violate consumer rights, as outlined in Law 358-05, which grants Pro Consumidor authority over national market surveillance. Alcántara revealed that the institution has already engaged with all stakeholders to preempt potential violations. Additionally, Pro Consumidor inspectors will be stationed at stadium entrances during the concerts to supervise ticket verification and ensure a smooth, transparent entry process for attendees.