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It's strange because I see nothing but trolling from you and no post of value. You're so desperate for attention so the best way to handle this situation is to introduce you to my ignore list. Have a nice life sir
He must be a real joy to be around at the dinner table. Just don't mention foreigners who remain in RD past day 30.
Chuletas will be flying across the room.
It's a cruel twist of fate when someone with a keen sense of the rule of law winds up moving to the DR.
And this is really the point of all the dissention in this thread. Out beloved members who pride themselves in wing and a prayer illegal stays in DR, will soon find themselves in a complicated situation I hear via the grape vine. Rolled in with spot virus checks, remand to coby hotels, then deportation of llegals. Check point Charlie at the tolls and common access roads will soon have escalated amounts "inquiry points", where they can't wait to find fresh virus meat, illegals, folks with no driver license (thinking on their 10th overstay trip a passport is still valid), handguns, other white arms, Yaya and other contraband, tats and rap sheets in their home countries. It's all coming down the pike. And the best is they don't care how.much you spend at LaSirena or your local colmado papi. Que te vaya bonito!
Lots of people... Doms & Gringos alike... lack a license, insurance... a myriad of shortcomings
It will be a mess for a while if your prediction comes to pass
I love a legitimate visitor... short or long term... take'em all !!
The true interlopers, are equivalent to squattters & can go pound salt.... IMO.... no 'H'
keep it on the up & up......and you have the support of many....
there aren't too many other places on the planet where you can just walk thru the door and put your feet up
Sit down - stay a while - take a load off - have a little taste !!
Hopefully, the new Migracion boys feel the same - we'll all be better off
It will be a mess for a while if your prediction comes to pass
I love a legitimate visitor... short or long term... take'em all !!
The true interlopers, are equivalent to squattters & can go pound salt.... IMO.... no 'H'
keep it on the up & up......and you have the support of many....
there aren't too many other places on the planet where you can just walk thru the door and put your feet up
Sit down - stay a while - take a load off - have a little taste !!
Hopefully, the new Migracion boys feel the same - we'll all be better off
Not true. I really don't care if anyone gets residency. Not in the least. What other people do is completely up to them.
You carry more than anyone else in this thread. Hence the 100s of posts saying the same exact thing.
LWTN: looks who's trolling now! Not to mention stalking Winded all day. You're very angry. I think you're a little nervous.
Why would anyone be nervous. Nothing ever changes. Even when the entire government does in a couple of days, all will remain the same.
I really don't care what they do with immigration. I do think they're going to put an end to overstayers though. My hopes are with education, infrastructure and energy reform.
Hilarious! .......and going on ad nauseam about this and prostitution.
What's the point???
As is this one by Windy:
."The PLD created regulations, which include the overstay fees, regulations that are outside of the law.
That is how the PLD has avoided enforcing the law, by making up their own rules. Did you not read the OP? ] end quote
Is the next gob.do going to be substantially different???
caviar and escargot for me ,washed down w/ a sauvignon blanc., it has kept me alive through the covid crises. Must be the high sodium content
It really is strange how gringos living in the DR carry on about legalities.
Dominicans have a very unique way of life, quite different from many other countries in the world.
From the top on down to the barrios, most are running any angle they can to get money and get away with whatever they can.
Legalities are a suggestion of what to do and are avoided in any way one can.
Sort of like backing up in a one way street, to avoid going the wrong way.
The parties of the past are on record with their performance PR- PRSC- PRD
As are Judges and lawyers.
We will see how Abinader PRM and his promises perform.
The DR elite has its life.
The barrios and average life will remain as it is hopefully.
The devaluation of the DOP and the DR deficit is on record.
Those Dominicans living in a DR casita married to a gringo, may have a new sense of entitlement and a new outlook on DR life.
Dominicans have a very unique way of life, quite different from many other countries in the world.
From the top on down to the barrios, most are running any angle they can to get money and get away with whatever they can.
Legalities are a suggestion of what to do and are avoided in any way one can.
Sort of like backing up in a one way street, to avoid going the wrong way.
The parties of the past are on record with their performance PR- PRSC- PRD
As are Judges and lawyers.
We will see how Abinader PRM and his promises perform.
The DR elite has its life.
The barrios and average life will remain as it is hopefully.
The devaluation of the DOP and the DR deficit is on record.
Those Dominicans living in a DR casita married to a gringo, may have a new sense of entitlement and a new outlook on DR life.
PRM
A strict adherence to laws and a new way of life in the RD?
Abinader garantiza 100% de acceso a servicios de salud
“Con los ahorros que obtendrá el Estado producto de la fusión y eliminación de instituciones innecesarias, a partir del 16 de agosto, ahorraremos los recursos necesarios para incluir a los dos millones de dominicanos que no están en el Seguro Familiar de Salud. Para diciembre de este año el 100 % de los dominicanos tendrá acceso a los servicios de salud”
Eliminación y fusión
El presidnete electo ha anunciado una serie de medidas gubernamentales que se emplearán a partir del 16 de este mes.
Desde esa fecha se eliminará la Oficina de Ingenieros Supervisores de Obras del Estado (Oisoe), luego de una serie de escándalos de corrupción que involucraban a la institución desde su creación.
También Abinader anunció la fusión del Consejo Estatal del Azúcar (CEA) con la Dirección General de Bienes Nacionales. El mandatario electo aseguró que las porciones de terreno disponibles “se utilizarán en proyectos sociales, producción y de desarrollo económico”.
Además dispondrá la eliminación del Fondo Patrimonial de las Empresas Reformadas (FONPER), y aseguró que pasará los recursos que esta entidad recibe al sector salud, debido a los innumerables casos de corrupción que han salpicado a esa institución.
Al igual se determinó que el Ministerio de Energía y Minas pasará a ser la entidad reguladora del sector eléctrico de República Dominicana y que la Corporación Dominicana de Empresas Eléctricas Estatales (CDEEE) será eliminada dentro de los primeros seis meses del gobierno del presidente Abinader.
El presidente electo asumirá el poder el próximo domingo, luego de triunfar en la primera vuelta de las elecciones presidenciales y legislativas del 5 de julio, tras vencer a Gonzalo Castillo, candidato del gobernante Partido de la Liberación Dominicana (PLD).
A strict adherence to laws and a new way of life in the RD?
Abinader garantiza 100% de acceso a servicios de salud
“Con los ahorros que obtendrá el Estado producto de la fusión y eliminación de instituciones innecesarias, a partir del 16 de agosto, ahorraremos los recursos necesarios para incluir a los dos millones de dominicanos que no están en el Seguro Familiar de Salud. Para diciembre de este año el 100 % de los dominicanos tendrá acceso a los servicios de salud”
Eliminación y fusión
El presidnete electo ha anunciado una serie de medidas gubernamentales que se emplearán a partir del 16 de este mes.
Desde esa fecha se eliminará la Oficina de Ingenieros Supervisores de Obras del Estado (Oisoe), luego de una serie de escándalos de corrupción que involucraban a la institución desde su creación.
También Abinader anunció la fusión del Consejo Estatal del Azúcar (CEA) con la Dirección General de Bienes Nacionales. El mandatario electo aseguró que las porciones de terreno disponibles “se utilizarán en proyectos sociales, producción y de desarrollo económico”.
Además dispondrá la eliminación del Fondo Patrimonial de las Empresas Reformadas (FONPER), y aseguró que pasará los recursos que esta entidad recibe al sector salud, debido a los innumerables casos de corrupción que han salpicado a esa institución.
Al igual se determinó que el Ministerio de Energía y Minas pasará a ser la entidad reguladora del sector eléctrico de República Dominicana y que la Corporación Dominicana de Empresas Eléctricas Estatales (CDEEE) será eliminada dentro de los primeros seis meses del gobierno del presidente Abinader.
El presidente electo asumirá el poder el próximo domingo, luego de triunfar en la primera vuelta de las elecciones presidenciales y legislativas del 5 de julio, tras vencer a Gonzalo Castillo, candidato del gobernante Partido de la Liberación Dominicana (PLD).
Jesús (Chú) Vásquez, the named Minister of Interior & Police in the upcoming Luis Abinader presidency, says the next government will apply the General Migration Law 285-04. He said the law was passed when he presided the Senate in 2004. “Nothing needs to be invented. Just apply the law,” he says. He says Juan Manuel Rosario, who consulted on the law back then, would work with him as Deputy Minister of Interior & Police, responsible for the migratory matters.
Vásquez says that the migration issues worsened because of the delays in the government passing the ruling to apply the law. He said during those limbo years, many more people migrated here. He says there also has not been the political will to confront the situation.
[Lobo:
The migration referred to here, was it from US, CAN, EU, tourist arrivals who overstayed without applying for residence?
Or is Vásquez referring to many more people who migrated here from Haiti during limbo years?
Is he going to confront this situation, or planing to focus predominantly on entries by plane with tourist 30 day cards?
Or indeed is Vásquez going to confront all cases on an equal priority basis?] end lobo's comment
The named Interior & Police minister is a professional politician and farmer-entrepreneur.
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Next minister of Interior & Police says government will apply the law
Dolores Vicioso
Aug 7, 2020 at 5:00 AM
Vásquez says that the migration issues worsened because of the delays in the government passing the ruling to apply the law. He said during those limbo years, many more people migrated here. He says there also has not been the political will to confront the situation.
[Lobo:
The migration referred to here, was it from US, CAN, EU, tourist arrivals who overstayed without applying for residence?
Or is Vásquez referring to many more people who migrated here from Haiti during limbo years?
Is he going to confront this situation, or planing to focus predominantly on entries by plane with tourist 30 day cards?
Or indeed is Vásquez going to confront all cases on an equal priority basis?] end lobo's comment
The named Interior & Police minister is a professional politician and farmer-entrepreneur.
2020News
Next minister of Interior & Police says government will apply the law
Dolores Vicioso
Aug 7, 2020 at 5:00 AM
See how desperate he is for attention?
Like a petulant five year old who needs to be the centre of attention
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LWTN: looks who's trolling now! Not to mention stalking Winded all day. You're very angry. I think you're a little nervous.
Lol at that quote. He's the second person I've put on ignore and the ignore feature works brillantly. Some of these guys are literally seniors acting like they're in high school. Its shameful and pathetic. Take care bro.
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