My best guess for the DR in 5 years is that they will have the wall built, the Haitian criminals will be deported and they will have a sanitation system in place so that the DR doesn't look like a garbage dump.
It's a lofty vision but doable.
Developing more than the DR? Except for Panama, the rest are highly debatable on that front. PR has been going backwards since 2006 and the gap has been closing with the DR in part because the DR has been rising fast and PR has been falling equally fast. I will simply assume you have never been in a group of Puerto Rican businessmen, because no one even questions that for sometime the DR offers a better opportunity. In fact, that's part of the reason that attracted the main Puerto Rican investor of the San Juan Shopping Center in Bávaro. Ever wonder why the name of that plaza is very, very similar to San Juan, PR? It didn't come out of thin air.Maybe the other country comparison poll was more acceptable as next to those countries it elevates the DR making it look like it’s developing when it is in fact in a stalemate. The other countries that were mentioned are going backwards. But these countries here above are in fact developing. In the case of PR subsidized by the US.
Should had been to Israel. On this they have a better track record.Well, walls work ! I was in China, where they have the Mother Of All Walls, and guess what ?
I didnt see a single mexicain, not a single one !!
Taps head..... that's 3d intergalactic chess.
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I did once talk to some Puerto Ricans on a short trip to San Juan and I sensed they envied somewhat the DRs independence. I think the point some of us are trying to make is that the failed DR educación system will make the opportunities for growth very limited to mostly tourism hence making the best the DR can hope for to become similar to PR with more US political influence and the US providing technology, goods and services.Developing more than the DR? Except for Panama, the rest are highly debatable on that front. PR has been going backwards since 2006 and the gap has been closing with the DR in part because the DR has been rising fast and PR has been falling equally fast. I will simply assume you have never been in a group of Puerto Rican businessmen, because no one even questions that for sometime the DR offers a better opportunity. In fact, that's part of the reason that attracted the main Puerto Rican investor of the San Juan Shopping Center in Bávaro. Ever wonder why the name of that plaza is very, very similar to San Juan, PR? It didn't come out of thin air.