dominicantoday - 2 days ago

By Jonathan Joel Mentor @jonathanjmentor  Institutions Love Ceremony. Founders Need Systems. FINJUS defends institutional integrity. The courts matter. So do constitutions. But beneath the scaffolding of legal order, a more elusive structure shapes daily reality: the architecture of income. Article 8 of the Dominican Constitution guarantees the right to economic development¹. Article 50 enshrines free enterprise². And Article 219 calls for market competition³. But on the ground, these guarantees feel ornamental. For founders outside of surnames and ceremony, justice is not measured in verdicts or r it’s measured in cash flow. Dominican institutions fetishize formality, but never fund the MVP. Doctrine of the Uninvited Economic justice isn’t achieved in courtrooms. It’s won in invoices. Dominican startups aren’t struggling because they lack ideas or initiative. They’re suffocating under a policy [ ]

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