The pushing out came from whomever was the owner of the property...the one's with the $...they were the folks who did the hiring at lower rates or as you say the pushers...most likely lots of Dominicans among them...
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It’s a fence, not a wall, says Migration director
no enforcement means it must not be worth protecting, so why even bother with a fence?
It reduces, but of course does not eliminate, the human corruption element.
Exactly. So if you funnel the corruption to one area, then you can address it easier. I don't know if they have plans for body cams, but that could be a way to reduce the corruption. That and higher wages for the guards.
Nope, it came from the same government that is now attempting to increase migration security by being relaxed about it for many years. Peoplewill always do what the government allows them, including self-destruction. Anyone that doubts it all they have to do is speak with Haitians why Haiti is the way it is. That's why the critics of a government increasing migration security are not the same as critics of a government that is very relaxed about migration.The pushing out came from whomever was the owner of the property...the one's with the $...they were the folks who did the hiring at lower rates or as you say the pushers...most likely lots of Dominicans among them...
This reminds me of one time when Albizu (head of the Central Bank) complained that merchants are greedy for objecting to effectively increase the well being of the people. But I don't see what is there to complain about when that's what merchants do. They always put their pockets first and foremost. It's the government's job to set the rules regardless what anyone thinks and regardless if merchants begin to complain. What are they going to do? Close shop and stop making money? For most its a big yeah right. They will simply adapt to the new reality set by the government like merchants have done since ever, everywhere in the world.
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The new administration is attempting to right the wrongs of years of the PLD and their notorious graft.
It will not come quick, but it will come.