Elections in the Dominican Republic

On 19 May, ballots were cast in the Dominican Republic for a president, vice president and more than 200 legislators. Luis Abinader won reelection as president in the first round of voting. In this webinar, Canning House examined the results' implications for the country.

OUR PANEL

Chair: Jeremy Browne

CEO, Canning House

Dr Rosario Espinal

Professor Emeritus of Sociology - Temple University

Ramiro Blázquez

Head of Research and Strategy - BancTrust and Co.

Juan Ariel Jimenez

Lecturer - Harvard Kennedy School

Valeria Vasquez

Senior Analyst - Control Risks

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