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Local August 5, 2014 | 9:49 am

Opposition party proposes tougher Naturalization Law enforcement

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic’s opposition party (PRD) oon Monday submitted to the Government 10 proposals to enforce Naturalization Regularization Law 169-14.

It said to prove their status when applying for regularization, a foreigner should provide an identification document from their country of origin, of at least one of the applicant’s parents, to show “that the Dominican ... Read more

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