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Local March 8, 2025 | 8:03 am

Inequality and poverty affect Dominican women

In the Dominican Republic, women continue to be the most affected in terms of poverty and economic inequality, with a rate of 20.1% in female-headed households. Likewise, the gender wage gap that remains is 18%, while 49.4% of women work in informal jobs without access to social security. The results are contained in the report "Progress and challenges of... Read more

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