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Numbers Never Lie: Dominica Must Learn the Lesson Many people keep asking me to look at the Antigua and Barbuda election results and compare them to what is unfolding in Dominica. The truth is simple: The same political mistakes being made there are being repeated here. And if the United Workers Party (UWP), under Dr. Thompson Fontaine, does not correct course quickly, they are heading toward the exact same political defeat that happened under Lennox Linton. History is repeating itself. The opposition continues to believe that noise, outrage, and foreign pressure will automatically translate into votes. It will not. Politics does not work like that. Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit and the Dominica Labour Party understand something the opposition continues to ignore: Elections are won long before Election Day. They are won through organization. They are won through community presence. They are won through constituency work. They are won through trust. They are won by solvin...

USA Rejects Visa Renewal of One of Dominica's Biggest Passport Sellers

USA Rejects Visa Renewal of One of Dominica's Biggest Passport Sellers Video Audio version click The reported denial of a United States visa renewal application for prominent Dominican businessman Gregor Nassief has sparked debate across Dominica and the wider Caribbean, raising questions about the future relationship between Washington and countries that operate Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programmes. He should have known better! click for update Nassief, one of Dominica's most recognized tourism entrepreneurs and the President-Elect of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA), recently confirmed that both he and his wife were denied U.S. visa renewals after travelling to Barbados for processing. Gregor Nassief Must Answer: Has He Faced U.S. Visa Problems Before? While U.S. authorities have not publicly disclosed the reason for the refusal, the development has generated widespread discussion because of Nassief's long-standing association with in...

A Nation on the Rise: Growth, Connectivity, and Global Partnerships Fuel Dominica’s Development” Inside the deals, projections, and international collaborations driving Dominica toward a brighter 2025.

Inside the deals, projections, and international collaborations driving Dominica toward a brighter 2025

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2010-2021 National Budget Approved

$940,000,000.00 [million]

2020-2021

National Budget

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