SANTO DOMINGO.- The president of the young etreprenerus grouped in ANJE said Wednesday that some sectors have yet to post lower prices for their products because they bought them when oil cost around 80 to 120 dollars, and won’t do so until their inventory runs out, but asked God to “shed his light on the country.”

Pablo Piantini said other factors which have kept prices high are ballooning financial costs, a “slight” increase in the exchange rate and that some imported products are still expensive. “It’s necessary to wait for the depletion of, for example, inventories. There are inventories, depending on the area, of from 30 to 90 days, which should be monitored and if oil prices continue their downard tendency in that period.”

Piantini, after a mass in the Cathedral to mark ANJE’s 30th anniversary in which they asked to God to guarantee an effective war against corruption and crime in the country, to allow a climate of peace and citizen security. “May the Almighty shed his light so the country won't postpone and solve the electrical problem, which is more untenable day every for the business sector and the citizens in general, and creates social unrest and instability.”

They also asked God for a dialogue between all sectors, to reflect on the world economic crisis and the national and moral problems that affect the nation, so that measures are taken to bolster democracy.