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Colegio Dominicano de Periodistas (CDP)

Professional body · Dominican Republic · Founded in 1991 · 1 rates documents · 5 figures

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About CDP

The Colegio Dominicano de Periodistas (CDP) is a public-law professional body that brings together journalists in the Dominican Republic, promotes professional and ethical journalism, and defends public freedoms. It was created by Law 10-91, promulgated on May 7, 1991, and is based in Santo Domingo.

Summary written with AI from public sources, checked 9 Nov 2026. Sources: cdp.do, bibliotecadelcongreso.gob.do, umamicreadores.com

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Printedmás del 90% de los medios de comunicación pagan sueldos mensuales que oscilan entre $20,000 y $30,000 pesos DocumentDominican journalists' pay study and proposed floors (CDP Distrito Nacional), Jan 2025 · Survey StatusIn force
Printedcon un máximo de $35,000 pesos en casos excepcionales DocumentDominican journalists' pay study and proposed floors (CDP Distrito Nacional), Jan 2025 · Survey StatusIn force
Printedsuperior a los $50,000 pesos DocumentDominican journalists' pay study and proposed floors (CDP Distrito Nacional), Jan 2025 · Survey StatusIn force
Printeddeberían ganar más de $70,000 pesos DocumentDominican journalists' pay study and proposed floors (CDP Distrito Nacional), Jan 2025 · Survey StatusIn force
Printeddeberían superar los $100,000 pesos mensuales DocumentDominican journalists' pay study and proposed floors (CDP Distrito Nacional), Jan 2025 · Survey StatusIn force

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