Describe the problems by vyman republic
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The main biggest problems are public security, corruption at all levels of society, moral decay, unemployment and underemployment, and the lack of a social safety net. The average citizen feels like the rich keep getting richer, DR has one of fastest growing economy in Latin American but unless you have relatives abroad you don’t benefit, while the rest of the population is on its own. There are no government services: public schools rarely function and in fact there aren’t enough schools and teachers to staff them, good luck if a fire breaks out, someone breaks into your house and robs you police will ask for a bribe before investigating.
Most of the problems are structural, while revenues aren’t enough to cover all expenses they would cover the most essential if it weren’t for corruption and the national debt. Politicians only look at the US as an example on how to administer the country and plan for the future, when they could look at many other countries as an example. The goals always seem so limited, president shows up to a new school opening but what about a hospital? Inter-province train network? New tech park? As I said, if the Dominican people and political leaders were able to look at other countries other the US the government may run more effectively. One thing I would look into for public security would be the European gendemarie model as a national military police instead of the ad-hoc military units and ineffective and corrupt national police. You also don’t need a poorly run university in all 32 provinces or 32 provinces in a country the size of Denmark who only has 5.
So if you’re a young Dominican and have the opportunity to go abroad, why stay in a country where if you’re lucky you’ll be only underemployed, have no health insurance, pension, and pray that your parents leave you a house or some property?
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