dominicantoday - 18 hours ago

Sosúa, Puerto Plata — In response to rumors circulating on social media about the alleged loss of property belonging to foreign citizen Devree Antoine Holis, known as Ray, a Bahamian national and owner of the Rumba bar on Pedro Clisante Street, El Nuevo Norte clarifies that deportation or forced departure from the country does not imply the loss of private property, provided it was acquired legally. According to information confirmed by this outlet, Holis had applied for Dominican residency just a week ago. However, he still did not have legal immigration status at the time of the incident that led to his arrest following an altercation with Politur agents. In the Dominican Republic, a foreigner may conduct legal transactions—such as purchasing land, businesses, or property—as long as they are within the [ ]

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