DR on Edge: River Crisis, Oil Shock, US Pact
Environment: sand extraction threatens the Masacre River ecosystem At the border with Haiti, the Masacre River—a vital 55-kilometer water resource—is ...
Tag: Economy
Dominican Republic fuel crisis: Abinader warns of oil shock as prices surge
Energy crisis: Abinader warns of global shock impacting Dominican economy President Luis Abinader addressed the nation on March 22, 2026, ...
Dominican Republic: Haitians sidelined in naturalization as Lamborghini expands in Santo Domingo
Naturalization 2025: Haitians lag behind as Venezuelans and Cubans lead The Dirección General de Migración reported that 169 foreign nationals ...
Dominican Republic Strengthens U.S. Border Cooperation and Revives Trade Talks with Haiti
Dajabón: Joint Dominican–U.S. inspection boosts border security The Dominican Republic has stepped up its security cooperation with the United States ...
Dominican Republic: Mototaxi Dispute in Pedernales, Migrant Arrests in San Juan, and UN Economic Summit Announcement
Border tensions: Dominican and Haitian mototaxi drivers clash in Pedernales Tensions broke out on Friday in Pedernales between Dominican mototaxi ...
BRH Organizes Economics Training for Journalists in Northern Haiti
The Bank of the Republic of Haiti (BRH) is hosting an economics training program for journalists in Cap-Haïtien to strengthen ...
Haiti Strengthens Dialogue with IMF and World Bank
On October 16, 2025, on the sidelines of the Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World ...
Access to Credit in Haiti: Men Continue to Dominate Financing in Q3 2024-2025
The third quarter of the 2024-2025 fiscal year took place against an international backdrop of high trade tensions. Increased customs ...
Government Adopts 317.7 Billion Gourde Revised Budget
The revised budget, totaling 317.7 billion gourdes, will allow for the reallocation of certain budgetary credits that have low absorption ...
Haiti and Tourism: A Lack of Vision Despite Unique Potential
While countries like the Dominican Republic, South Africa, Argentina, and Brazil have successfully turned their culture and nature into global ...