The Dominican Republic has joined the bandwagon of those accusing the Cuban-Venezuelan banker, Orlando Castro Yunes and his relatives, saying that they defrauded their insurance company’s Dominican policy holders alone of RD$200 million, not taking into consideration the huge losses suffered by shareholders and depositors in his banking concerns in this country before he fled to the United States. Castro Yunes, 70 years old, his son Orlando Castro and his grandson Jorge Castro Barrredo, of 28 years, are currently detained in the United States for defrauding depositors in the Banco Progreso Internacional of Puerto Rico for more than US$25 million.