The Dominican Republic Consulate in Venezuela reopens after being closed for more than two years
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The Consulate General of the Dominican Republic in Caracas, Venezuela, officially reopened its doors this Thursday to resume consular services for Dominican and foreign citizens. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MIREX) confirmed the resumption of operations following a closure that lasted more than two years.
The facility had suspended its activities after the Dominican government questioned the results of the presidential elections held in July. The reopening marks a restoration of diplomatic administrative functions in the Venezuelan capital.
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