Senate President Reynaldo Pared Perez is asking the US authorities for an explanation for the latest delays in the country’s entry into the DR-CAFTA agreement. Pared called the treaty a never-ending story, and said that in his understanding, Congress has passed all bills required for DR-CAFTA to come into effect. Pared’s comments come a week after Industry and Commerce Minister Francisco Javier Garcia said that the Dominican Republic has done everything it was asked to do in order to enter DR-CAFTA and that the DR doesn’t have to do anything that wasn’t originally agreed upon. Recently, Kevin Manning, president of the American Chamber of Commerce, explained that recent resolutions passed by the Ministry of Industry and Commerce contravened the treaty.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Senate President Reynaldo Pared Perez is asking the US authorities for an explanation for the latest delays in the country’s entry into the DR-CAFTA agreement. Pared called the treaty a never-ending story, and said that in his understanding, Congress has passed all bills required for DR-CAFTA to come into effect. Pared’s comments come a week … <\/p>\n