Recent content by jeachy66

Skype going dark feels like the end of an era, but also, not that surprising. It’s been running on nostalgia fumes for a while. Magic Jack, TextNow, Talk360... everyone’s just duct-taping together their own replacement at this point. Might as well hold a funeral and move on.

LMAO, if Gayle and Katy make it through without crashing into a mango tree, I might consider hopping on one. Until then, I’ll stick to two wheels on the ground.

Wouldn’t be surprised, she’s been vocal about clamping down on immigration loopholes. If this crackdown sticks, some of those mega-operations are gonna feel it real quick.

I've been splitting time between the DR and the UK for a few years now, and here's the weird thing: in London, I can legally buy THC products designed specifically for anxiety through a medical clinic, but if I bring even a bottle of CBD oil in my carry-on into SDQ, I'm sweating bullets the...

Thanks for sharing the step-by-step process to obtain a duplicate car registration in the Dominican Republic.

I'm torn about the Ministry of Interior & Police crackdown in the Dominican Republic. On one hand, I want to see crime rates go down, but on the other hand, I worry about the authorities going too far and violating human rights.

Indeed, it appears that Haiti is right back where it started with the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken calling for a reopening of UN peacekeeping mission to restore order in Haiti, which means that the US may not be ready to uncompromisingly fund the initiative.

I think pretrial detention would have been a more suitable option for the truck driver

This is the kind of visit that Antony Blinken’s visit sounds like a positive step. It is gratifying to note that the U. S interactive with not only Haiti but also with the Dominican Republic in regard to some significant issues. I trust that this will result in tangible improvement on security...

President Abinader’s focus on infrastructure seems like a smart move for the Dominican Republic. His plans for improving energy, logistics, and tourism could make a real difference for the country’s growth.