NAGUA, Dominican Republic.- The lawyer of the realtor Baldera on Friday said the closing of the exchanges houses owned by Francisco Baldera, father of Eduardo, the victim in a mysterious kidnapping, was only because it had no license.
The lawyer Pedro Baldera said they’ll verify if it’s a general policy of the Banks Superintendence, “because they only closed his client’s business, but the majority of these establishments in Nagua operate in the same condition and remain open.”
Yesterday nine Banks Superintendence officials as well as Police and narcotics agents closed Baldera’s exchange houses in Nagua (north) and a branch in Samaná (northeast), but the lawyer denied reports that the business was a front for money laundering.
The lawyer also denied reports that five million dollars had been exchanged in the business, and said those commentaries come from sectors he didn’t identify, “which look to jeopardize the businessman Francisco Eduardo Baldera.”
From: Dominican Republic, Cabrera
Sounds like someone wanted their money back?
From: United States, Faber College Double Secret Probation
the kid reminds me of the Nagua Nitwit .....for sure he will not be going to Yale
Written by: xwill7, 13 Nov 2009 3:25 PM
From: United States, Chicago
I am tired of seeing Dominicans trying to look like thugs from NYC... This is mommy and daddy's little boy, he would not last one day in any gangster area of USA
Written by: vacanos, 13 Nov 2009 3:51 PM
From: United States
Xwill nothing is more hilarious to me when I see these "wanabe" thugs by the monumento with their waist pants in their knee, cap sideway and then to go for the kill the sweater and timberland in a 90 degree temp. hillarious
Written by: xwill7, 13 Nov 2009 4:19 PM
From: United States, Chicago
lol vacano,
I have seen those fools. Im burning up in a short sleeve polo and these guys in heavy clothes... lol They don't know that wearing a cap a certain way in the wrong area could get you killed... lol
Written by: juanb, 13 Nov 2009 4:48 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Where do they get those hats with the brims on the side? All of mine have the brim in the front.
Written by: clinker, 13 Nov 2009 5:10 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Baldera is not a 'realtor' unless he is licensed in the USA. Realtors here in the DR don't exist. They are agents or brokers, OK, but get the terminology right. That is like me saying I am a doctor because I have an office with a sign that says Medical Services with a desk and phone, but no degree or license. Realtors don't exist here.
Written by: xwill7, 13 Nov 2009 5:23 PM
From: United States, Chicago
what about cabaretewilliam??? was he scaming people too?
From: United States, Faber College Double Secret Probation
condo willi scamming? ......I am shocked shocked
Written by: Pixeles, 13 Nov 2009 7:41 PM
From: United States, Hackensack, NJ
Regarding the thugs, the problem is that we are ALL like monkey's what we see is what we do. Unfortunatelly, all we see (and hear on Radio) on TV is about crimes and bitches and Ni66as. If we hear or see about helping each other and being good for your community, then we don't want to hear it.
@Pixeles
http://MiBahia.netFrom: United States
All these DR "steady pimpin wanna-bee monkeys"...they grow up watching MTV espanol on cable TV and listenin to El Lapiz and Daddy Yankee....then "turn out" on the streets wearing colors and talkin smack....
There's not ONE "thugger" in the DR ready to come play in the gangsta leagues of the major U.S. cities
...........he probably "borrowed money" to buy those rags he's wearin.....
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
This guy just doesn't look tough to me. He should do everything he can to never wind up in jail, especially an American jail.
Written by: juanb, 13 Nov 2009 8:37 PM
From: Dominican Republic
His parents must be very proud.
From: Dominican Republic, Boca de Chavon
The greatest concern here was the killing in cold blood by the police of the two alleged kidnappers
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
Every time I view this picture I feel like I want to puke.
From: United States
easy there my friends. it seems most of you have forgotten when you were young and dressed after a silly fashion. today is much, much different than when we were young. i too don't appreciate the fashion of the young but remember the issue here is not fashion but this young man has been kidnapped and that is no joke.
From: United States
eltinaje01,
Uhhh to your comment, NO...
When I was coming up we did not dress like or wanna be like ghetto gorillas. The current fads of wearing baggie oversized jeans so your boxers are exposed, belts undone and shorts that are 6" above the ankle ALL came from the American prison system....the prison issued elastic waisted, sometimes drawstring "drawers" never fit right....same with the "shower shoes and socks"....that be how Tarnell walks the ward....no shoe laces allowed!
Sorry, but I was raised to wear my pants on hips, not walk on the back of my sneakers (now they sell MULES) and to always be clean....I was also taught to speak American English properly and taught Spanish in a classroom...I admit my Espanol may be a bit "de la calle".
I am guilty of wearing ball caps....backwards....but that's only when sighting my Barrett thru the Leopold scope...the brim be in the way.
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I have seen those fools. Im burning up in a short sleeve polo and these guys in heavy clothes... lol They don't know that wearing a cap a certain way in the wrong area could get you killed... lol
@Pixeles
http://MiBahia.net
There's not ONE "thugger" in the DR ready to come play in the gangsta leagues of the major U.S. cities
...........he probably "borrowed money" to buy those rags he's wearin.....
Uhhh to your comment, NO...
When I was coming up we did not dress like or wanna be like ghetto gorillas. The current fads of wearing baggie oversized jeans so your boxers are exposed, belts undone and shorts that are 6" above the ankle ALL came from the American prison system....the prison issued elastic waisted, sometimes drawstring "drawers" never fit right....same with the "shower shoes and socks"....that be how Tarnell walks the ward....no shoe laces allowed!
Sorry, but I was raised to wear my pants on hips, not walk on the back of my sneakers (now they sell MULES) and to always be clean....I was also taught to speak American English properly and taught Spanish in a classroom...I admit my Espanol may be a bit "de la calle".
I am guilty of wearing ball caps....backwards....but that's only when sighting my Barrett thru the Leopold scope...the brim be in the way.