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How a US$127 billion economy of 11.5 million people sits in SICA, CARIFORUM and the OAS, trades with the US and handles Haiti, as of October 2026. The post Dominican Republic in Latin America, Its Role, Weight and Alliances appeared first on The Rio Times .
President Luis Abinader repealed a 2024 decree that charged up to 99% on imported rice, after the US trade office asked for it under DR-CAFTA. The post Dominican Republic Drops 99% Rice Tariff After US Push appeared first on The Rio Times .
The Dominican Republic fiscal deficit hit US$3.18 billion by 25 September, 67% of the 2026 plan, as the opposition warns of a wider 2027 gap. The post Dominican Republic Deficit Reaches US$3.2 Billion appeared first on The Rio Times .
Haiti's 4-1 win over the Dominican Republic during a recent soccer match has unleashed long simmering racial, political and economic tensions between the two countries that share the island of Hispaniola.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — It took six words after a soccer match to unleash racial, political and economic tensions that have long simmered between Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
Haiti’s 4-1 win over the Dominican Republic during a recent soccer match has unleashed long simmering racial, political and economic tensions between the two countries that share the island of Hispaniola
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — It took six words after a soccer match to unleash racial, political and economic tensions that have long simmered between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. “L’Hispaniola c’est Haiti! This is Haiti!” star player Wilson Isidor shouted after helping Haiti beat the…
Reviewing the 2026 Florida Complex League/Dominican Summer League seasons.
Mangrove reforestation is expanding across the Caribbean, but restoration success is still judged almost exclusively by tree survival and canopy cover. Whether the sediment microbiome, which governs carbon burial and nutrient cycling, follows the recovery of the vegetation remains largely unknown.…
An OMSA audit by the Dominican Republic's Comptroller General flags a US$1.8 million fuel gap, unbooked income and undocumented per diems at the bus firm. The post Dominican Republic Audit Finds US$1.8 Million Fuel Gap at State Bus Operator OMSA appeared first on The Rio Times .
