US EditionDominican Republic: The Caribbean’s Economic Diamond In The Rough
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Uvero Alto, La Altagracia.- The Dominican Republic has enough strength to respond successfully to the adverse factors of the global economy and one of the key aspects for this is the robustness of the national financial system, considered Joel González, head of the Monetary Policy Department of the Central Bank. During a speech at the XVIIIth ...
Dominican Republic: The Caribbean’s Economic Diamond In The Rough
A cultural affinity with the United States and a year-round tropical climate have made the Dominican Republic an attractive destination for tourists from the north. But the number of visitors has trended downward and the new remittance tax in President Donald Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” Act have highlighted the need for the island nation to accelerate its long march diversifying the economy. “The Dominican economy has been diversifying since …
The Crisis Affecting Music in the Dominican Republic: High Costs, Few Venues, and an Industry Adrift
"The entertainment market faces serious limitations: few venues, expensive tickets, and concentrated sponsorships. Many concerts have been postponed or canceled due to a lack of audiences and resources. The economic crisis makes it impossible to rely solely on the box office, as costs are not covered. The arts industry struggles to sustain itself in an increasingly adverse environment."https://resources.diariolibre.com/images/2025/07/14/befunky-…
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