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- The Dominican peso's plunge against the U . S . dollar is being spurred by widespread money laundering at exchange houses, authorities said Wednesday.
- Gas prices have gone up, power shortages have increased and the Dominican peso has lost more than half of its value against the dollar.
- Employment is at about 16 percent, and the Dominican peso has lost more than half its value against the U . S . dollar.
- A year ago the free-falling Dominican peso was thrusting many families into deeper poverty, driving up the prices of everything from rice to light bulbs.
- The value of the Dominican peso plunged after a banking scandal in May 2003, reaching a low of 50 to the dollar three months later.
- A seat directly behind home plate, if you can find one available, is $ 150 in Dominican pesos _ about $ 9 . 60 American.
- Hiciano, a supermarket cashier, and her husband, who is a tailor, together make about 10, 000 Dominican pesos ( US $ 200 ) a month.
- The migrants pay as much as 10, 000 Dominican pesos, the equivalent of about dlrs 800, for the risky sea voyage through the Mona Passage.
- The currency has continued to tumble, from 16 Dominican pesos to US $ 1 three years ago to almost 50 pesos to the dollar today.
- The scandal led to a major devaluation of the Dominican peso, skyrocketing inflation and fear in the financial community that other banks would follow suit.