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SANTO DOMINGO.- The country migratory regulation in effect since October 2011 will expire June 1, for which the productive sectors will have to start the process to stabilize and legalize their foreign personnel.

Immigration Agency director Jose Ricardo Taveras said two companies have already been issued the waiver on the migratory regulation and works with 500 workers who’ll enter the country with that legal status and with social security, to be paid together with their employers.

The official’s statement comes in response to the agro sector’s relentless reluctance to comply with the migratory regulation, widely expected to affect national production staring June.

Taveras said all parties must share the cost of implementing the migratory regulation once the term expired in June, since the law took effect immediately. "The application of the migratory regulation has its costs, since the Foreign Relations Ministry has its fees to issue a visa and that’s like that worldwide."

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Written by: Atabey, 28 May 2012 10:35 AM
From: United States, NYC
Only option is to adapt to a modern well organized policy of treatment of labor in the country. If we don't follow such a course then the door will be wide open for charges of abuse and mistreatment.

So the Agro and Construction sectors will henceforth need to comply with the law. Isn't it about TIME THEY DID?

No one should be allowed to walk the streets or live in the DR under false pretenses. Civilized societies organize themselves according and DR needs to adopt such a stance. Otherwise it will continue to live with this highly convulsive issue that brings it much damaging results internationally.
Written by: josean, 28 May 2012 3:41 PM
From: United States, Fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia; Guillermo Moreno President 2016


PLD= More Taxes, Not more Organization and much less Civility!



Written by: Yucahu, 29 May 2012 1:54 AM
From: United States, Miami
Yes all you colombianos and Peruanos who can just land and get a job OUT!!! Please take some Haitians with you on the way out, gracias pues.
Written by: JPDTrinity, 29 May 2012 2:29 PM
From: Dominican Republic, I dislike all politicians and their afiliated parties... "I simply say it AS IT IS!!"
DR wants more jobs - deport all illegals and you'll see the job creation for Dominicans...

Well - Hold on!!

Dominicans don't like to work!!
Written by: TontoDominicano, 31 May 2012 7:06 AM
From: Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo
Eso de que los dominicanos no les gusta trabajar es una frase usada por las ONGS, financiadas por los verdaderos responsables de la crisis Haitiana, Francia, EEUU, España, Canada y los curas jesuitas que quieren ver abierta la frontera, Hablan de violaciones a los derechos humanos, pero no permiten que entren en sus respectivos paises, deberian de dejar su doble moral, y llevarse de los millones de ilegales Haitianos que tenemos en RD, que ya estan empezando a afectar la paz y tranquilidad de vecindarios tranquilos por decadas, con escandalos y juergas en Patois, orinandose en las calles, como lamentablemente estan acostumbrada una gran parte de los inmigrantes ilegales de ese pais, es muy bueno opinar a distancia, a control remoto sin sus responsabilidades, y si existe un pais que ayuda a Haiti es republica dominicana, no obstante pais que fue invadido militarmente y ocupado salvajemente por 22 años por los hatianos, nunca RD ha cruzado su frontera. NO ESTAMOS EN ARIZONA
Written by: josean, 31 May 2012 7:19 AM
From: United States, Fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia; Guillermo Moreno President 2016


Cardenal aboga por regulación de documentación a hijos de haitianos nacidos en RD

Publicado por Noticias SIN en mayo 30, 2012



SANTO DOMINGO, República Dominicana.- El cardenal Nicolás de Jesús López Rodríguez abogó este miércoles para que el gobierno regularice la situación de la documentación de los hijos de haitianos nacidos en República Dominicana.

El Arzobispo Metropolitano abogó también para que República Dominicana y Haití lleguen acuerdos que ayuden a resolver el problema.

Al ofrecer una eucaristía, para concluir el Quinto Encuentro de Migración y Movilidad Humana, López Rodríguez señaló que la migración haitiana es un problema existente desde hace mucho tiempo.

La Iglesia Católica afirma que la República Dominicana cuenta con un gran número de inmigrantes haitianos que sufre constante violación a sus derechos.


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