The Dominican Republic (i/dəˌmɪnɨkənrɨˈpʌblɪk/; Spanish: República Dominicana[reˈpuβlika ðominiˈkana]) is a nation on the island of Hispaniola, part of the Greater Antilles archipelago in the Caribbean region. The western third of the island is occupied by the nation of Haiti, making Hispaniola one of two Caribbean islands that are shared by two countries. Both by area and population, the Dominican Republic is the second largest Caribbean nation (after Cuba), with 48,442 square kilometres (18,704 sq mi) and an estimated 10 million people.
Haiti has Strategic Value to Dominican Republic's Economic Future
Haiti has Strategic Value to Dominican Republic's Economic Future
Haiti has Strategic Value to Dominican Republic's Economic Future
Jean A. Rodríguez, the new head of investment agency, CEI-RD, stresses that Haiti's fortunes are of fundamental importance to the Dominican Republic.
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Thomson Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight review to Puetro Plata in the Dominican Republic - G-TUIA
Thomson Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight review to Puetro Plata in the Dominican Republic - G-TUIA
Thomson Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight review to Puetro Plata in the Dominican Republic - G-TUIA
This is a flight review of our Thomson Airways Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner flight to Puetro Plata (Gregorio Luperón International Airport) in the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. We flew in economy class called "Dreamliner Class" on the Dreamliner. All footage of the journey is filmed from the economy class cabin. Our flight crew was mainly British with a Scandinavian stewardess on board too. Our Thomson Airways Dreamliner (Boeing 787-8) had registration number G-TUIA and was named "Living the Dream". Our flight started at Copenhagen Airport in Denmark and the aircraft passengers where mainly Scandinavians (Swedish and Danish nationality). Ou
2:15
Stimulating Neighborhood Economies in the Dominican Republic
Stimulating Neighborhood Economies in the Dominican Republic
Stimulating Neighborhood Economies in the Dominican Republic
The Solidaridad program has helped bring card acceptance to merchants in the country's smallest neighborhoods, building stronger, local businesses.
8:08
Haiti and the Dominican republic: Economy, border taxation between the two Nations.
Haiti and the Dominican republic: Economy, border taxation between the two Nations.
Haiti and the Dominican republic: Economy, border taxation between the two Nations.
Haiti and the Dominican republic: Economy, politics, border taxation between the two Nations
1:01
Dominican Republic Economic Summit Video
Dominican Republic Economic Summit Video
Dominican Republic Economic Summit Video
¡Viva Dominicana!
Pranit Lahoty- Narrator
Sam DiOrio- Actor 1 (In Jeans)
Abhi Jain- Actor 2
Frank Chang- Cameraman, Video Editor, Director
Yes I realize the beginning is sped up but we were only given a minute to work with.
Click on the little gear bottom right of the video and you can even slow down the video how you want!
See this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2_yejpvvx0 to see the extended version!
Russin Vecchi & Heredia Bonetti is a law firm pioneer in the Dominican Republic in offering specialized services to a business community interested in the gl...
2:50
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: DOMINICANS TO ENJOY CHRISTMAS DESPITE PROBLEMS
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: DOMINICANS TO ENJOY CHRISTMAS DESPITE PROBLEMS
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: DOMINICANS TO ENJOY CHRISTMAS DESPITE PROBLEMS
Spanish/Nat
The Dominican Republic has been engulfed by the Christmas spirit despite its social and economic problems.
The holiday season has suffered from a slowdown compared to previous years due to a recession and more than 20 percent unemployment.
But Dominicans say that won't stop them from enjoying the festivities.
There's Christmas fever in the Dominican Republic.
A giant Christmas tree has been set up in the capital; fireworks and colourful lights illuminate the skyline.
Figurines of the Dominican peasant decorate the streets while merengue bands entertain people after a long day of shopping.
Stores open for
1:03
Juan Vicini: Dominican and Haitian Demographics & Economics
Juan Vicini: Dominican and Haitian Demographics & Economics
Juan Vicini: Dominican and Haitian Demographics & Economics
Juan Vicini describes the points to be considered in the development of the Dominican Republic's future economic structure. "Dominican Republic has a populat...
9:27
The Dominican Republic, Presentation of the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic, Presentation of the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic, Presentation of the Dominican Republic
http://www.gonnabethere.com Are you gonnabethere? Info; The Dominican Republic (Spanish: República Dominicana, pronounced [reˈpuβlika ðominiˈkana]) is a nati...
2:24
GoldQuest Mining and Exploration in the Dominican Republic
GoldQuest Mining and Exploration in the Dominican Republic
GoldQuest Mining and Exploration in the Dominican Republic
GoldQuest Mining CEO Julio Espaillat explains why the Dominican Republic is friendly and well suited towards mining and exploration. GoldQuest Mining Corp. (...
1:06
Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments, Hotels in Sosua, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments, Hotels in Sosua, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments, Hotels in Sosua, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments is centrally located in Sosua, walking distance from Sosua Beach and close to Playa Sosua. This aparthotel is within the vicinity of Mundo King Art Museum and Encuentro Beach.
Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 11 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens.
Rooms
have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and DVD players are provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and refrigerators.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a terra
2:23
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: INCREASE IN DRUG REHABILITATION CENTRES
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: INCREASE IN DRUG REHABILITATION CENTRES
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: INCREASE IN DRUG REHABILITATION CENTRES
Spanish/Nat
More young children in the Dominican Republic are developing drug addiction as an illegal currency of cocaine and heroin tightens on the local economy.
The Republic is a traditional port of call for drug cartels operating out of Colombia to the United States.
Increasingly, wages for local trafficking are being paid in drugs and rehabilitation centres throughout the country have reported a sharp increase in the number of young addicts seeking help.
Drug rehabilitation centres are an expanding business in the Dominican Republic.
The lives of more and more children and adolescents such as these are being destroyed by d
8:00
United Airlines Trip Report - FRA-EWR - Economy Class - Full Flight
United Airlines Trip Report - FRA-EWR - Economy Class - Full Flight
United Airlines Trip Report - FRA-EWR - Economy Class - Full Flight
Welcome aboard this 767-200 from Franfurt to Newark. See all aspects of the flight from boarding to deplaning!
29:04
Is China Taking Over the Caribbean
Is China Taking Over the Caribbean
Is China Taking Over the Caribbean
China is waging an aggressive campaign of seduction in the Caribbean, wooing countries away from relationships with rival Taiwan, opening markets for its exp...
Haiti has Strategic Value to Dominican Republic's Economic Future
Haiti has Strategic Value to Dominican Republic's Economic Future
Haiti has Strategic Value to Dominican Republic's Economic Future
Jean A. Rodríguez, the new head of investment agency, CEI-RD, stresses that Haiti's fortunes are of fundamental importance to the Dominican Republic.
81:33
Thomson Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight review to Puetro Plata in the Dominican Republic - G-TUIA
Thomson Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight review to Puetro Plata in the Dominican Republic - G-TUIA
Thomson Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight review to Puetro Plata in the Dominican Republic - G-TUIA
This is a flight review of our Thomson Airways Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner flight to Puetro Plata (Gregorio Luperón International Airport) in the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. We flew in economy class called "Dreamliner Class" on the Dreamliner. All footage of the journey is filmed from the economy class cabin. Our flight crew was mainly British with a Scandinavian stewardess on board too. Our Thomson Airways Dreamliner (Boeing 787-8) had registration number G-TUIA and was named "Living the Dream". Our flight started at Copenhagen Airport in Denmark and the aircraft passengers where mainly Scandinavians (Swedish and Danish nationality). Ou
2:15
Stimulating Neighborhood Economies in the Dominican Republic
Stimulating Neighborhood Economies in the Dominican Republic
Stimulating Neighborhood Economies in the Dominican Republic
The Solidaridad program has helped bring card acceptance to merchants in the country's smallest neighborhoods, building stronger, local businesses.
8:08
Haiti and the Dominican republic: Economy, border taxation between the two Nations.
Haiti and the Dominican republic: Economy, border taxation between the two Nations.
Haiti and the Dominican republic: Economy, border taxation between the two Nations.
Haiti and the Dominican republic: Economy, politics, border taxation between the two Nations
1:01
Dominican Republic Economic Summit Video
Dominican Republic Economic Summit Video
Dominican Republic Economic Summit Video
¡Viva Dominicana!
Pranit Lahoty- Narrator
Sam DiOrio- Actor 1 (In Jeans)
Abhi Jain- Actor 2
Frank Chang- Cameraman, Video Editor, Director
Yes I realize the beginning is sped up but we were only given a minute to work with.
Click on the little gear bottom right of the video and you can even slow down the video how you want!
See this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2_yejpvvx0 to see the extended version!
Russin Vecchi & Heredia Bonetti is a law firm pioneer in the Dominican Republic in offering specialized services to a business community interested in the gl...
2:50
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: DOMINICANS TO ENJOY CHRISTMAS DESPITE PROBLEMS
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: DOMINICANS TO ENJOY CHRISTMAS DESPITE PROBLEMS
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: DOMINICANS TO ENJOY CHRISTMAS DESPITE PROBLEMS
Spanish/Nat
The Dominican Republic has been engulfed by the Christmas spirit despite its social and economic problems.
The holiday season has suffered from a slowdown compared to previous years due to a recession and more than 20 percent unemployment.
But Dominicans say that won't stop them from enjoying the festivities.
There's Christmas fever in the Dominican Republic.
A giant Christmas tree has been set up in the capital; fireworks and colourful lights illuminate the skyline.
Figurines of the Dominican peasant decorate the streets while merengue bands entertain people after a long day of shopping.
Stores open for
1:03
Juan Vicini: Dominican and Haitian Demographics & Economics
Juan Vicini: Dominican and Haitian Demographics & Economics
Juan Vicini: Dominican and Haitian Demographics & Economics
Juan Vicini describes the points to be considered in the development of the Dominican Republic's future economic structure. "Dominican Republic has a populat...
9:27
The Dominican Republic, Presentation of the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic, Presentation of the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic, Presentation of the Dominican Republic
http://www.gonnabethere.com Are you gonnabethere? Info; The Dominican Republic (Spanish: República Dominicana, pronounced [reˈpuβlika ðominiˈkana]) is a nati...
2:24
GoldQuest Mining and Exploration in the Dominican Republic
GoldQuest Mining and Exploration in the Dominican Republic
GoldQuest Mining and Exploration in the Dominican Republic
GoldQuest Mining CEO Julio Espaillat explains why the Dominican Republic is friendly and well suited towards mining and exploration. GoldQuest Mining Corp. (...
1:06
Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments, Hotels in Sosua, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments, Hotels in Sosua, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments, Hotels in Sosua, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments is centrally located in Sosua, walking distance from Sosua Beach and close to Playa Sosua. This aparthotel is within the vicinity of Mundo King Art Museum and Encuentro Beach.
Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 11 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens.
Rooms
have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and DVD players are provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and refrigerators.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a terra
2:23
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: INCREASE IN DRUG REHABILITATION CENTRES
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: INCREASE IN DRUG REHABILITATION CENTRES
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: INCREASE IN DRUG REHABILITATION CENTRES
Spanish/Nat
More young children in the Dominican Republic are developing drug addiction as an illegal currency of cocaine and heroin tightens on the local economy.
The Republic is a traditional port of call for drug cartels operating out of Colombia to the United States.
Increasingly, wages for local trafficking are being paid in drugs and rehabilitation centres throughout the country have reported a sharp increase in the number of young addicts seeking help.
Drug rehabilitation centres are an expanding business in the Dominican Republic.
The lives of more and more children and adolescents such as these are being destroyed by d
8:00
United Airlines Trip Report - FRA-EWR - Economy Class - Full Flight
United Airlines Trip Report - FRA-EWR - Economy Class - Full Flight
United Airlines Trip Report - FRA-EWR - Economy Class - Full Flight
Welcome aboard this 767-200 from Franfurt to Newark. See all aspects of the flight from boarding to deplaning!
29:04
Is China Taking Over the Caribbean
Is China Taking Over the Caribbean
Is China Taking Over the Caribbean
China is waging an aggressive campaign of seduction in the Caribbean, wooing countries away from relationships with rival Taiwan, opening markets for its exp...
Spanish/Nat
Cuban President, Fidel Castro, let bygones be bygones on Sunday when he held remarkable meeting former Dominican Republic strongman, Joaquin Balaguer.
Castro, a loyal Communist and 92-year-old Balaguer, a conservative who ruled the Dominican Republic for 22 years put politics aside as they exchanged compliments and chatted for about 40 minutes.
Castro's meeting came at the end of a five day summit of Caribbean nations who signed a trade pact to increase economic growth.
This is the first time Cuba has been invited to take part in the summit.
The Cuban President Fidel Castro demonstrated his strong standing in the Ca
Spanish/Nat
Cuban leader Fidel Castro attended the opening ceremony of a five day summit of 15 Caribbean leaders in the Dominican capital Santo Domingo.
He is in Santo Domingo at the invitation of Dominican president Leonel Fernandez for his first visit since he was banned from the island three decades ago.
Castro supporters have welcomed the visit of the 72-year old communist leader, lining the streets and following his every move.
For nearly four decades, Fidel Castro kept to one side of a sometimes-bitter ideological divide between his communist Cuba and a neighboring Dominican Republic dabbling in democracy.
The walls of th
3:03
Dominican Republic.flv
Dominican Republic.flv
Dominican Republic.flv
The Dominican Republic is a nation on the island of Hispaniola, part of the Greater Antilles archipelago in the Caribbean region. The western third of the is...
31:27
State of the U.S. Economy During the Great Recession: Stock Market, Economics, Home Sales (2009)
State of the U.S. Economy During the Great Recession: Stock Market, Economics, Home Sales (2009)
State of the U.S. Economy During the Great Recession: Stock Market, Economics, Home Sales (2009)
Louis Uchitelle (born March 21, 1932) is a journalist and author. He has worked for the New York Times since 1980, where he writes about business and economics. He was the lead reporter for the series The Downsizing of America, which won a George Polk Award in 1996.
Uchitelle joined The Times in 1980 from the Associated Press, where he had been a reporter, editor, foreign correspondent in Latin America and a news executive.
From 1967 to 1973 he was bureau chief in Buenos Aires, Argentina, reporting such stories as the rise and fall of the Tupamaro urban guerrillas in neighboring Uruguay, the Argentine guerrilla movement, the numerous econom
2:06
Dominican Rep's president holds briefing
Dominican Rep's president holds briefing
Dominican Rep's president holds briefing
1. Leonel Fernandez, President-elect of Dominican Republic, enters press room
2. Audience of journalists asking questions
3. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonel Fernandez, President-elect of the Dominican Republic
"The Dominican Republic must show that it is a reliable debtor, that it is a country that can fulfil its obligations and we can move forward. In other words, we are not looking for a moratorium on our debts, nor will we be seeking this in the future. As a next step, what we can do is plan a policy for restructuring our debt, which we have already started doing."
4. Wide shot of news conference
5. Journalist asking question
6. SOUNDB
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Punta Cana Real Estate Dominican Republic in the Future
Punta Cana Real Estate Dominican Republic in the Future
Punta Cana Real Estate Dominican Republic in the Future
http://www.GoPuntaCanaRealEstate.com Can this be the Dominican Republic in the future? Why Invest in Dominican Republic and Punta Cana Real Estate GDP Growth...
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: PROTESTS OVER GOVERNMENTS AUSTERITY MEASURES
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: PROTESTS OVER GOVERNMENTS AUSTERITY MEASURES
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: PROTESTS OVER GOVERNMENTS AUSTERITY MEASURES
Spanish/Nat
Government austerity measures have prompted protests in the Dominican Republic.
President Leonel Fernandez' decision to devalue the peso and raise petrol prices has sent the cost of basic goods soaring.
Protestors have mounted barricades in poor neighbourhoods of Santo Domingo and striking transport workers have brought the capital to a virtual standstill.
The barricades continue to blaze in Santo Domingo.
Youths armed with Molotov cocktails show their fury at the country's tight fiscal policies.
Anger has grown since the new measures begun to bite, deepening the poverty of the inhabitants of marginal neighbourho
5:05
THE 2012 DIRECT SELLING & HOME-BASED BUSINESS TAX CREDIT INITIATIVE PETITION DRIVE 2012 Message 1
THE 2012 DIRECT SELLING & HOME-BASED BUSINESS TAX CREDIT INITIATIVE PETITION DRIVE 2012 Message 1
THE 2012 DIRECT SELLING & HOME-BASED BUSINESS TAX CREDIT INITIATIVE PETITION DRIVE 2012 Message 1
Today in America, there are some 30+ million Network Marketing/Direct Selling distributors and Home-Based business owners in the United States who generate o...
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TBY's Carla Alberti talks to Alejandro García Padilla, Governor of Puerto Rico.
TBY's Carla Alberti talks to Alejandro García Padilla, Governor of Puerto Rico.
TBY's Carla Alberti talks to Alejandro García Padilla, Governor of Puerto Rico.
TBY Regional Editor Carla Alberti de la Rosa recently interviewed Alejandro García Padilla, the Governor of Puerto Rico, on strengthening bilateral ties in a...
Haiti has Strategic Value to Dominican Republic's Economic Future
This is a flight review of our Thomson Airways Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner flight to Puetro Plata (Gregorio Luperón International Airport) in the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. We flew in economy class called "Dreamliner Class" on the Dreamliner. All footage of the journey is filmed from the economy class cabin. Our flight crew was mainly British with a Scandinavian stewardess on board too. Our Thomson Airways Dreamliner (Boeing 787-8) had registration number G-TUIA and was named "Living the Dream". Our flight started at Copenhagen Airport in Denmark and the aircraft passengers where mainly Scandinavians (Swedish and Danish nationality). Our charter holiday trips where booked via Star Tour (name for TUI in Denmark) (Fritidsresor as TUI are called in Swedish) which is the same as TUI travel in the UK and Germany. I believe TUI is called ARKE in the Netherlands, is that correct?
Our Dreamliner flight review begins at Copenhagen Airport in Denmark. The viewer can follow our arrival at the airport (Terminal 3) before we walk down to Terminal 2 where out Thomson Airways check-in desk is located. We then check-in at the self check-in counters and the drop our luggage at the Thomson Airways Baggage Drop Off area. We then make our way up to the departures area via the tax free shopping area. Once through the tax free shopping area we walk over to the windows where there is a little snow storm outside, the first aircraft we see is the Qatar Airlines Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner being towed away. We walk around the airport for awhile before we again pass another passport control (2 x passport control because we are leaving the European Union). We then arrive at our departure gate area (our gate was C29) where we get our first glimpse of our Thomson Airways Dreamliner passenger aircraft which is rather covered in snow. It is here at the gate that we are told that the flight is delayed as there is a problem with the aircraft's water supply system which means that there is no water for the lavatories or tea and coffee. We eventually board the plane just over 1 hour delayed. As we pushback and start taxiing we get some nice views of the Thai Airways and Singapore Airlines Boeing 777 aircraft also standing at the C area gates, We also get some nice views of the terminal building construction project (I believe that the terminal is being upgraded to be able to handle the giant Airbus A380 aircraft, which currently do not fly to Copenhagen Airport. The aircraft then makes it´s way for de-icing where the viewer gets a cabin view at the deicing process of a Dreamliner Boeing 787 aircraft. After de-icing we taxi over to our runway for take off (Runway 04R), from this point our journey begins. Watch out for economy class cabin views where you can see the 3-3-3 seat arrangements, view the in flight entertainment system (IES) a touchscreen used mainly for movies, TV shows and the route and speed of the aircraft (also the reading light and stewardess calling button are found on the touch screen). We also visit the galley and lavatory. Inflight meals which we have prepaid also feature in the footage. We had one main meal and then one complimentary snack box just before landing.Also watch out for the famous Dreamliner mood lights, the fancy new self dimming windows the huge General Electric e
ith their characteristic noise reducing chevrons (or saw teeth) and much more. We really hope that you enjoy the footage of our first flight on the Thomson Airways Dreamliner to Puetro Plata (Gregorio Luperón International Airport) in the Dominican Republic.
Wiki writes about Thomson Airways, "Thomson Airways Limited is the world's largest charter airline, offering scheduled and charter flights from the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland to destinations in Europe, Africa, Asia and North America. The airline was formed following the merger of the travel division of TUI AG and First Choice Holidays plc in September 2007 to form TUI Travel. The two companies' respective airlines, Thomsonfly and First Choice Airways, were merged under the former's Air Operator's Certificate in May 2008, and were re branded as Thomson Airways on 1 November 2008. TUI Travel merged with TUI AG to form TUI Group in December 2014..."
Wiki writes about TUI Travel, "TUI Travel PLC was a British leisure travel group listed on the London Stock Exchange. It was formed on 3 September 2007 with the merger of First Choice Holidays PLC and the Tourism Division of TUI AG, which owns 56.4% of the company. TUI operated in 180 countries and claimed 30 million customers. Its headquarters were in Crawley, West Sussex, England and it was a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index..."
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This is a flight review of our Thomson Airways Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner flight to Puetro Plata (Gregorio Luperón International Airport) in the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. We flew in economy class called "Dreamliner Class" on the Dreamliner. All footage of the journey is filmed from the economy class cabin. Our flight crew was mainly British with a Scandinavian stewardess on board too. Our Thomson Airways Dreamliner (Boeing 787-8) had registration number G-TUIA and was named "Living the Dream". Our flight started at Copenhagen Airport in Denmark and the aircraft passengers where mainly Scandinavians (Swedish and Danish nationality). Our charter holiday trips where booked via Star Tour (name for TUI in Denmark) (Fritidsresor as TUI are called in Swedish) which is the same as TUI travel in the UK and Germany. I believe TUI is called ARKE in the Netherlands, is that correct?
Our Dreamliner flight review begins at Copenhagen Airport in Denmark. The viewer can follow our arrival at the airport (Terminal 3) before we walk down to Terminal 2 where out Thomson Airways check-in desk is located. We then check-in at the self check-in counters and the drop our luggage at the Thomson Airways Baggage Drop Off area. We then make our way up to the departures area via the tax free shopping area. Once through the tax free shopping area we walk over to the windows where there is a little snow storm outside, the first aircraft we see is the Qatar Airlines Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner being towed away. We walk around the airport for awhile before we again pass another passport control (2 x passport control because we are leaving the European Union). We then arrive at our departure gate area (our gate was C29) where we get our first glimpse of our Thomson Airways Dreamliner passenger aircraft which is rather covered in snow. It is here at the gate that we are told that the flight is delayed as there is a problem with the aircraft's water supply system which means that there is no water for the lavatories or tea and coffee. We eventually board the plane just over 1 hour delayed. As we pushback and start taxiing we get some nice views of the Thai Airways and Singapore Airlines Boeing 777 aircraft also standing at the C area gates, We also get some nice views of the terminal building construction project (I believe that the terminal is being upgraded to be able to handle the giant Airbus A380 aircraft, which currently do not fly to Copenhagen Airport. The aircraft then makes it´s way for de-icing where the viewer gets a cabin view at the deicing process of a Dreamliner Boeing 787 aircraft. After de-icing we taxi over to our runway for take off (Runway 04R), from this point our journey begins. Watch out for economy class cabin views where you can see the 3-3-3 seat arrangements, view the in flight entertainment system (IES) a touchscreen used mainly for movies, TV shows and the route and speed of the aircraft (also the reading light and stewardess calling button are found on the touch screen). We also visit the galley and lavatory. Inflight meals which we have prepaid also feature in the footage. We had one main meal and then one complimentary snack box just before landing.Also watch out for the famous Dreamliner mood lights, the fancy new self dimming windows the huge General Electric e
ith their characteristic noise reducing chevrons (or saw teeth) and much more. We really hope that you enjoy the footage of our first flight on the Thomson Airways Dreamliner to Puetro Plata (Gregorio Luperón International Airport) in the Dominican Republic.
Wiki writes about Thomson Airways, "Thomson Airways Limited is the world's largest charter airline, offering scheduled and charter flights from the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland to destinations in Europe, Africa, Asia and North America. The airline was formed following the merger of the travel division of TUI AG and First Choice Holidays plc in September 2007 to form TUI Travel. The two companies' respective airlines, Thomsonfly and First Choice Airways, were merged under the former's Air Operator's Certificate in May 2008, and were re branded as Thomson Airways on 1 November 2008. TUI Travel merged with TUI AG to form TUI Group in December 2014..."
Wiki writes about TUI Travel, "TUI Travel PLC was a British leisure travel group listed on the London Stock Exchange. It was formed on 3 September 2007 with the merger of First Choice Holidays PLC and the Tourism Division of TUI AG, which owns 56.4% of the company. TUI operated in 180 countries and claimed 30 million customers. Its headquarters were in Crawley, West Sussex, England and it was a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index..."
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Stimulating Neighborhood Economies in the Dominican Republic
¡Viva Dominicana!
Pranit Lahoty- Narrator
Sam DiOrio- Actor 1 (In Jeans)
Abhi Jain- Actor 2
Frank Chang- Cameraman, Video Editor, Director
Yes I realize the beginning is sped up but we were only given a minute to work with.
Click on the little gear bottom right of the video and you can even slow down the video how you want!
See this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2_yejpvvx0 to see the extended version!
¡Viva Dominicana!
Pranit Lahoty- Narrator
Sam DiOrio- Actor 1 (In Jeans)
Abhi Jain- Actor 2
Frank Chang- Cameraman, Video Editor, Director
Yes I realize the beginning is sped up but we were only given a minute to work with.
Click on the little gear bottom right of the video and you can even slow down the video how you want!
See this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2_yejpvvx0 to see the extended version!
Russin Vecchi & Heredia Bonetti is a law firm pioneer in the Dominican Republic in offering specialized services to a business community interested in the gl...
Russin Vecchi & Heredia Bonetti is a law firm pioneer in the Dominican Republic in offering specialized services to a business community interested in the gl...
Spanish/Nat
The Dominican Republic has been engulfed by the Christmas spirit despite its social and economic problems.
The holiday season has suffered from a slowdown compared to previous years due to a recession and more than 20 percent unemployment.
But Dominicans say that won't stop them from enjoying the festivities.
There's Christmas fever in the Dominican Republic.
A giant Christmas tree has been set up in the capital; fireworks and colourful lights illuminate the skyline.
Figurines of the Dominican peasant decorate the streets while merengue bands entertain people after a long day of shopping.
Stores open for longer hours throughout the holidays.
But this year's season has suffered a slowdown due to an economic recession and 20 percent unemployment.
Business has been slow and merchants complain their sales have gone down compared to previous years.
For Dominicans it's been a tough year and their Christmas wish is pretty obvious.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"That the economic situation improves and that there be more street vendors so that people can by what they need."
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
Even with little money flowing into the economy, some Dominicans like these, managed to buy the traditional Christmas pork.
During the Christmas season, Dominicans living abroad - mainly in New York- come home to escape from the bitter cold and to see their loved ones.
For these people, during Christmas, there's no place like home.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"Enjoy a nice vacation and the real Christmas which is celebrated here in our country. In the countries we come from, in New York, it is spent just like any other day."
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
Some two (m) million Dominicans live in New York.
They left their country looking for a better life.
During the Christmas season they return with toys, electronic appliances and other goods the average Dominican cannot afford.
The Dominican Republic is one of the poorest countries in the Caribbean.
Still, its people are not letting the crisis overshadow their Christmas spirit.
They are determined to leave their problems behind to enjoy another year of music, dance and celebrations.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/c6f8aa8e95340c9a29aa1aa17f91ebe0
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
Spanish/Nat
The Dominican Republic has been engulfed by the Christmas spirit despite its social and economic problems.
The holiday season has suffered from a slowdown compared to previous years due to a recession and more than 20 percent unemployment.
But Dominicans say that won't stop them from enjoying the festivities.
There's Christmas fever in the Dominican Republic.
A giant Christmas tree has been set up in the capital; fireworks and colourful lights illuminate the skyline.
Figurines of the Dominican peasant decorate the streets while merengue bands entertain people after a long day of shopping.
Stores open for longer hours throughout the holidays.
But this year's season has suffered a slowdown due to an economic recession and 20 percent unemployment.
Business has been slow and merchants complain their sales have gone down compared to previous years.
For Dominicans it's been a tough year and their Christmas wish is pretty obvious.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"That the economic situation improves and that there be more street vendors so that people can by what they need."
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
Even with little money flowing into the economy, some Dominicans like these, managed to buy the traditional Christmas pork.
During the Christmas season, Dominicans living abroad - mainly in New York- come home to escape from the bitter cold and to see their loved ones.
For these people, during Christmas, there's no place like home.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"Enjoy a nice vacation and the real Christmas which is celebrated here in our country. In the countries we come from, in New York, it is spent just like any other day."
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
Some two (m) million Dominicans live in New York.
They left their country looking for a better life.
During the Christmas season they return with toys, electronic appliances and other goods the average Dominican cannot afford.
The Dominican Republic is one of the poorest countries in the Caribbean.
Still, its people are not letting the crisis overshadow their Christmas spirit.
They are determined to leave their problems behind to enjoy another year of music, dance and celebrations.
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Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments is centrally located in Sosua, walking distance from Sosua Beach and close to Playa Sosua. This aparthotel is within the vicinity of Mundo King Art Museum and Encuentro Beach.
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Make yourself at home in one of the 11 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens.
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Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments is centrally located in Sosua, walking distance from Sosua Beach and close to Playa Sosua. This aparthotel is within the vicinity of Mundo King Art Museum and Encuentro Beach.
Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 11 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens.
Rooms
have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and DVD players are provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and refrigerators.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a terrace. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access and a picnic area.
Dining
Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.Business, Other Amenities The front desk is staffed during limited hours. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided at no charge.
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Check-in: 2:00 PM
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: INCREASE IN DRUG REHABILITATION CENTRES
Spanish/Nat
More young children in the Dominican Republic are developing drug addiction as an illegal currency of cocaine and heroin tightens on the local economy.
The Republic is a traditional port of call for drug cartels operating out of Colombia to the United States.
Increasingly, wages for local trafficking are being paid in drugs and rehabilitation centres throughout the country have reported a sharp increase in the number of young addicts seeking help.
Drug rehabilitation centres are an expanding business in the Dominican Republic.
The lives of more and more children and adolescents such as these are being destroyed by drugs.
The island has for years been a major stepping stone between Colombia and the United States for the passage of drugs.
More recently, the U-S Drug Enforcement Agency (D-E-A) has identified a new trend among international cartels to pay local traffickers in drugs not cash.
One fifth of all drugs trafficked through the Dominican Republic remains on the island, according to the D-E-A.
These youngsters are part of a generation exposed to increasing supplies of heroin, fast becoming the most widely used drug.
The majority of residents at this rehabilitation centre are adolescents.
Many started taking drugs at a very young age.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
" I started at the age of thirteen years taking base heroin, cocaine paste and marijuana. Many things happened during my addiction, I don't know, until one day I ended up in a clinic. I had convulsions due to the quantity and type of drugs I had taken."
SUPER CAPTION: Macarena Suarez, recovering drug addict
The clinics have proved to be a lifeline for their patients, helping them to regain hope and confidence.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
" When I arrived here I was completely destroyed, I had no morale, no life, I had no motivation. Here at the Crea centre they have shown me that life is beautiful again."
SUPER CAPTION: Maria Souffront, recovering drug addict
The head of one of the rehabilitation centre confirmed there was growing concern for the welfare of young drug takers.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
" If we analyse the situation among the young, that is to say from children to adolescents, who are consumers of drugs, we can also conclude that the incidence of the use of this type of substance is at a very dangerous level among the underage."
SUPER CAPTION: Leopoldo Diaz, President of Crea rehabilitation centre
It is impossible to put an exact figure on the size of the problem, but estimates suggest there are 150-thousand addicts in the Dominican Republic.
One in ten are estimated to be young teenagers.
Drug enforcement agents continue their fight against Latin American cartels who have cornered the U-S market.
The true scale of trafficking through this Caribbean island is unknown but the destruction of young lives is the latest tragic indicator.
But it has been revealed that there is a growing trend for local traffickers, many of whom are under 18, to be paid in kind by the Colombian drug cartels.
Heroin is the usual currency for these payments, and it is now rapidly replacing cocaine as the most widely used narcotic.
Children as young as 13 in the Dominican Republic are hooked on hard drugs such as heroin and cocaine, a U-S drug enforcement source claimed on Tuesday.
But it has been revealed that there is a growing trend for local traffickers, many aged under 18, to be paid in kind by the Colombian drug cartels.
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More young children in the Dominican Republic are developing drug addiction as an illegal currency of cocaine and heroin tightens on the local economy.
The Republic is a traditional port of call for drug cartels operating out of Colombia to the United States.
Increasingly, wages for local trafficking are being paid in drugs and rehabilitation centres throughout the country have reported a sharp increase in the number of young addicts seeking help.
Drug rehabilitation centres are an expanding business in the Dominican Republic.
The lives of more and more children and adolescents such as these are being destroyed by drugs.
The island has for years been a major stepping stone between Colombia and the United States for the passage of drugs.
More recently, the U-S Drug Enforcement Agency (D-E-A) has identified a new trend among international cartels to pay local traffickers in drugs not cash.
One fifth of all drugs trafficked through the Dominican Republic remains on the island, according to the D-E-A.
These youngsters are part of a generation exposed to increasing supplies of heroin, fast becoming the most widely used drug.
The majority of residents at this rehabilitation centre are adolescents.
Many started taking drugs at a very young age.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
" I started at the age of thirteen years taking base heroin, cocaine paste and marijuana. Many things happened during my addiction, I don't know, until one day I ended up in a clinic. I had convulsions due to the quantity and type of drugs I had taken."
SUPER CAPTION: Macarena Suarez, recovering drug addict
The clinics have proved to be a lifeline for their patients, helping them to regain hope and confidence.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
" When I arrived here I was completely destroyed, I had no morale, no life, I had no motivation. Here at the Crea centre they have shown me that life is beautiful again."
SUPER CAPTION: Maria Souffront, recovering drug addict
The head of one of the rehabilitation centre confirmed there was growing concern for the welfare of young drug takers.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
" If we analyse the situation among the young, that is to say from children to adolescents, who are consumers of drugs, we can also conclude that the incidence of the use of this type of substance is at a very dangerous level among the underage."
SUPER CAPTION: Leopoldo Diaz, President of Crea rehabilitation centre
It is impossible to put an exact figure on the size of the problem, but estimates suggest there are 150-thousand addicts in the Dominican Republic.
One in ten are estimated to be young teenagers.
Drug enforcement agents continue their fight against Latin American cartels who have cornered the U-S market.
The true scale of trafficking through this Caribbean island is unknown but the destruction of young lives is the latest tragic indicator.
But it has been revealed that there is a growing trend for local traffickers, many of whom are under 18, to be paid in kind by the Colombian drug cartels.
Heroin is the usual currency for these payments, and it is now rapidly replacing cocaine as the most widely used narcotic.
Children as young as 13 in the Dominican Republic are hooked on hard drugs such as heroin and cocaine, a U-S drug enforcement source claimed on Tuesday.
But it has been revealed that there is a growing trend for local traffickers, many aged under 18, to be paid in kind by the Colombian drug cartels.
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China is waging an aggressive campaign of seduction in the Caribbean, wooing countries away from relationships with rival Taiwan, opening markets for its exp...
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Cuban President, Fidel Castro, let bygones be bygones on Sunday when he held remarkable meeting former Dominican Republic strongman, Joaquin Balaguer.
Castro, a loyal Communist and 92-year-old Balaguer, a conservative who ruled the Dominican Republic for 22 years put politics aside as they exchanged compliments and chatted for about 40 minutes.
Castro's meeting came at the end of a five day summit of Caribbean nations who signed a trade pact to increase economic growth.
This is the first time Cuba has been invited to take part in the summit.
The Cuban President Fidel Castro demonstrated his strong standing in the Caribbean when he attended the regional summit held in the Dominican Republic.
It is Castro's first official visit to the country since he seized power in Cuba in 1959.
It's also the first time he has participated in the Caribbean Community's (CARICOM) summits.
A CARICOM free trade accord, signed on Saturday, will eventually remove most tariffs between the Caribbean Community - whose 15 nations have a combined population of 14 (m) million.
The trade agreement was timed to coincide with negotiations for a free trade zone encompassing the entire Western Hemisphere by 2005.
The formerly insular Dominican Republic is trying to become a linchpin of the Americas.
It has to its advantage an Hispanic culture, Caribbean location, and ties to the United States - where more than one (m)million Dominicans live.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"This accord represents the second link in the chain of free trade that we have committed to achieve in our hemisphere and at the same time it represents the triumph of Caribbean solidarity"
SUPER CAPTION: Leone Fernandez, Dominican President
Castro, largely isolated from his neighbours since seizing power in 1959, ended a triumphant tour three weeks ago that took him to Jamaica, Barbados and Grenada.
His newfound acceptance results in part from Caribbean frustration with U-S policy perceived as lacking leadership, vision and generosity.
The ambitious Dominican President, Leonel Fernandez, has seized a leading role in the unprecedented Caribbean embrace of Castro - a once avowed enemy of more conservative predecessors.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"Cuba has been participating as an observer in this event therefore we cannot predict the future of U-S foreign policy towards Cuba, the only thing we can say is that there is no connection between what we have done today and what the future of U-S policy may be"
SUPER CAPTION: Leone Fernandez, Dominican President
The CARICOM leaders issued a declaration at the end of the summit expressing deep disappointment with the United States over textile trading.
They believe President Clinton has not made good on promises to extend the same preferences for Caribbean textiles as those enjoyed by Mexico under the North American Free Trade Agreement.
The statement - a clear challenge to the U-S embargo of Cuba - extended a warm hand of friendship to Cuba and underscored the significance of Castro's participation at the summit.
Castro reiterated that the small island nations of the Caribbean must oppose the unbridled capitalism he attributes to the United States, by showing a sole unity and strength.
That struck a deep chord in a region where people fear the vagaries of a global free market in which their small economies cannot compete.
Castro found that he also had supporters among the people of the Dominican Republic who gathered on the streets of Santo Domingo.
Castro laid a wreath at the monument of the Dominican Republic's independence hero.
But, that occasion ended in some clashes when police refused entry to a number photographers who had gathered to wait for Castro.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
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Cuban President, Fidel Castro, let bygones be bygones on Sunday when he held remarkable meeting former Dominican Republic strongman, Joaquin Balaguer.
Castro, a loyal Communist and 92-year-old Balaguer, a conservative who ruled the Dominican Republic for 22 years put politics aside as they exchanged compliments and chatted for about 40 minutes.
Castro's meeting came at the end of a five day summit of Caribbean nations who signed a trade pact to increase economic growth.
This is the first time Cuba has been invited to take part in the summit.
The Cuban President Fidel Castro demonstrated his strong standing in the Caribbean when he attended the regional summit held in the Dominican Republic.
It is Castro's first official visit to the country since he seized power in Cuba in 1959.
It's also the first time he has participated in the Caribbean Community's (CARICOM) summits.
A CARICOM free trade accord, signed on Saturday, will eventually remove most tariffs between the Caribbean Community - whose 15 nations have a combined population of 14 (m) million.
The trade agreement was timed to coincide with negotiations for a free trade zone encompassing the entire Western Hemisphere by 2005.
The formerly insular Dominican Republic is trying to become a linchpin of the Americas.
It has to its advantage an Hispanic culture, Caribbean location, and ties to the United States - where more than one (m)million Dominicans live.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"This accord represents the second link in the chain of free trade that we have committed to achieve in our hemisphere and at the same time it represents the triumph of Caribbean solidarity"
SUPER CAPTION: Leone Fernandez, Dominican President
Castro, largely isolated from his neighbours since seizing power in 1959, ended a triumphant tour three weeks ago that took him to Jamaica, Barbados and Grenada.
His newfound acceptance results in part from Caribbean frustration with U-S policy perceived as lacking leadership, vision and generosity.
The ambitious Dominican President, Leonel Fernandez, has seized a leading role in the unprecedented Caribbean embrace of Castro - a once avowed enemy of more conservative predecessors.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"Cuba has been participating as an observer in this event therefore we cannot predict the future of U-S foreign policy towards Cuba, the only thing we can say is that there is no connection between what we have done today and what the future of U-S policy may be"
SUPER CAPTION: Leone Fernandez, Dominican President
The CARICOM leaders issued a declaration at the end of the summit expressing deep disappointment with the United States over textile trading.
They believe President Clinton has not made good on promises to extend the same preferences for Caribbean textiles as those enjoyed by Mexico under the North American Free Trade Agreement.
The statement - a clear challenge to the U-S embargo of Cuba - extended a warm hand of friendship to Cuba and underscored the significance of Castro's participation at the summit.
Castro reiterated that the small island nations of the Caribbean must oppose the unbridled capitalism he attributes to the United States, by showing a sole unity and strength.
That struck a deep chord in a region where people fear the vagaries of a global free market in which their small economies cannot compete.
Castro found that he also had supporters among the people of the Dominican Republic who gathered on the streets of Santo Domingo.
Castro laid a wreath at the monument of the Dominican Republic's independence hero.
But, that occasion ended in some clashes when police refused entry to a number photographers who had gathered to wait for Castro.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
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Cuban leader Fidel Castro attended the opening ceremony of a five day summit of 15 Caribbean leaders in the Dominican capital Santo Domingo.
He is in Santo Domingo at the invitation of Dominican president Leonel Fernandez for his first visit since he was banned from the island three decades ago.
Castro supporters have welcomed the visit of the 72-year old communist leader, lining the streets and following his every move.
For nearly four decades, Fidel Castro kept to one side of a sometimes-bitter ideological divide between his communist Cuba and a neighboring Dominican Republic dabbling in democracy.
The walls of that divide fast crumbling, Castro said he felt right at home when he landed on Thursday.
It is the first time he has visited the island since becoming Cuba's leader in 1959.
The Cuban leader attended the opening ceremony of a 15-nation Caribbean summit on Friday.
The three-day meeting of the Forum of African, Caribbean and Pacific Nations (CARIFORUM) is seen as a meeting of small island states fighting for economic survival in an era of increasingly global free trade.
Castro alluded to that struggle as he recalled the strong cultural ties that historically wed Cuba and the Dominican Republic.
Cuba's economy has struggled since the collapse of its biggest trading partner, the Soviet-era Eastern bloc, and the continuation of the U.S. trade embargo.
Other Caribbean states, meanwhile, have seen U.S. aid dwindle since the end of the Cold War - from $200 million a year to $25 million last year - and are fighting to maintain access in foreign markets for such exports as bananas, sugar and textiles.
No longer fearing reprisals from Washington, Caribbean democracies are reaching out to Castro.
They are hoping for some extra muscle in upcoming talks with European trading partners and on a proposed Free Trade Area of the Americas.
At the Hotel Jaragua where the summit is being held, Dominican President Leonel Fernandez spoke of possible achievements.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We have the objective of encouraging prosperity through economic integration and free commerce. This is the objective of our democracies - the eradication of poverty. All these objectives are interrelated. All of them have an impact on our prosperity and economic growth of our countries. If we dedicate ourselves to achieve them we will not only achieve the integration of Central America and the Caribbean, but also the rest of the world and the Caribbean."
SUPER CAPTION: Leonel Fernandez, Dominican President
At the summit, Castro will observe the signing of a trade agreement between the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean Community economic bloc.
This will create a combined economy of $30 billion that would rise to $40 billion if Cuba were included.
Cuba asked for a similar pact this year.
Community officials said they hoped to nudge Castro toward democratic reforms as a step to closer relations.
Castro also spoke at the meeting.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
We cannot resign ourselves to the idea that all poor countries, which make up an enormous majority of humanity do not have another alternative other than to continue competing amongst themselves in a mad race, making more and more concessions repeatedly in order to reach the technologies and the capital of the free world in order to achieve development."
SUPER CAPTION: Fidel Castro, Cuban President
Castro, 72, is planning to stay in the Dominican Republic for at least two days after the summit to get acquainted with the country.
The island restored full diplomatic ties with Havana in April after a 34-year hiatus.
Security has been tight for the visit following several reported plots against the Cuban leader.
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Cuban leader Fidel Castro attended the opening ceremony of a five day summit of 15 Caribbean leaders in the Dominican capital Santo Domingo.
He is in Santo Domingo at the invitation of Dominican president Leonel Fernandez for his first visit since he was banned from the island three decades ago.
Castro supporters have welcomed the visit of the 72-year old communist leader, lining the streets and following his every move.
For nearly four decades, Fidel Castro kept to one side of a sometimes-bitter ideological divide between his communist Cuba and a neighboring Dominican Republic dabbling in democracy.
The walls of that divide fast crumbling, Castro said he felt right at home when he landed on Thursday.
It is the first time he has visited the island since becoming Cuba's leader in 1959.
The Cuban leader attended the opening ceremony of a 15-nation Caribbean summit on Friday.
The three-day meeting of the Forum of African, Caribbean and Pacific Nations (CARIFORUM) is seen as a meeting of small island states fighting for economic survival in an era of increasingly global free trade.
Castro alluded to that struggle as he recalled the strong cultural ties that historically wed Cuba and the Dominican Republic.
Cuba's economy has struggled since the collapse of its biggest trading partner, the Soviet-era Eastern bloc, and the continuation of the U.S. trade embargo.
Other Caribbean states, meanwhile, have seen U.S. aid dwindle since the end of the Cold War - from $200 million a year to $25 million last year - and are fighting to maintain access in foreign markets for such exports as bananas, sugar and textiles.
No longer fearing reprisals from Washington, Caribbean democracies are reaching out to Castro.
They are hoping for some extra muscle in upcoming talks with European trading partners and on a proposed Free Trade Area of the Americas.
At the Hotel Jaragua where the summit is being held, Dominican President Leonel Fernandez spoke of possible achievements.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We have the objective of encouraging prosperity through economic integration and free commerce. This is the objective of our democracies - the eradication of poverty. All these objectives are interrelated. All of them have an impact on our prosperity and economic growth of our countries. If we dedicate ourselves to achieve them we will not only achieve the integration of Central America and the Caribbean, but also the rest of the world and the Caribbean."
SUPER CAPTION: Leonel Fernandez, Dominican President
At the summit, Castro will observe the signing of a trade agreement between the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean Community economic bloc.
This will create a combined economy of $30 billion that would rise to $40 billion if Cuba were included.
Cuba asked for a similar pact this year.
Community officials said they hoped to nudge Castro toward democratic reforms as a step to closer relations.
Castro also spoke at the meeting.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
We cannot resign ourselves to the idea that all poor countries, which make up an enormous majority of humanity do not have another alternative other than to continue competing amongst themselves in a mad race, making more and more concessions repeatedly in order to reach the technologies and the capital of the free world in order to achieve development."
SUPER CAPTION: Fidel Castro, Cuban President
Castro, 72, is planning to stay in the Dominican Republic for at least two days after the summit to get acquainted with the country.
The island restored full diplomatic ties with Havana in April after a 34-year hiatus.
Security has been tight for the visit following several reported plots against the Cuban leader.
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The Dominican Republic is a nation on the island of Hispaniola, part of the Greater Antilles archipelago in the Caribbean region. The western third of the is...
The Dominican Republic is a nation on the island of Hispaniola, part of the Greater Antilles archipelago in the Caribbean region. The western third of the is...
Louis Uchitelle (born March 21, 1932) is a journalist and author. He has worked for the New York Times since 1980, where he writes about business and economics. He was the lead reporter for the series The Downsizing of America, which won a George Polk Award in 1996.
Uchitelle joined The Times in 1980 from the Associated Press, where he had been a reporter, editor, foreign correspondent in Latin America and a news executive.
From 1967 to 1973 he was bureau chief in Buenos Aires, Argentina, reporting such stories as the rise and fall of the Tupamaro urban guerrillas in neighboring Uruguay, the Argentine guerrilla movement, the numerous economic issues and trends in Latin America's southern cone countries, the return of Juan Domingo Perón and the election of a Peronist government in 1973.
From 1964 to 1967 he was the AP's correspondent and bureau chief in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with responsibility for the Caribbean. His reporting included heavy emphasis on economics, at a time when the islands were trying to form an economic union. He played a lead role in AP's coverage of the U.S. military intervention in the Dominican Republic in 1965.
Uchitelle began in journalism as a general assignment reporter on The Mount Vernon (N.Y.) Daily Argus. He grew up in Great Neck, New York and received a B.A. degree from the University of Michigan.[3]
He has taught news and feature writing at Columbia University. In March 2006 Knopf published his book, The Disposable American: Layoffs and Their Consequences. He lives in New York City.
Recently, Uchitelle moderated a "Times Talk" panel discussion with John Edwards, Barbara Ehrenreich, Stephen Moore and Katherine Newman entitled "American Middle Class: At Risk?"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Uchitelle
Louis Uchitelle (born March 21, 1932) is a journalist and author. He has worked for the New York Times since 1980, where he writes about business and economics. He was the lead reporter for the series The Downsizing of America, which won a George Polk Award in 1996.
Uchitelle joined The Times in 1980 from the Associated Press, where he had been a reporter, editor, foreign correspondent in Latin America and a news executive.
From 1967 to 1973 he was bureau chief in Buenos Aires, Argentina, reporting such stories as the rise and fall of the Tupamaro urban guerrillas in neighboring Uruguay, the Argentine guerrilla movement, the numerous economic issues and trends in Latin America's southern cone countries, the return of Juan Domingo Perón and the election of a Peronist government in 1973.
From 1964 to 1967 he was the AP's correspondent and bureau chief in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with responsibility for the Caribbean. His reporting included heavy emphasis on economics, at a time when the islands were trying to form an economic union. He played a lead role in AP's coverage of the U.S. military intervention in the Dominican Republic in 1965.
Uchitelle began in journalism as a general assignment reporter on The Mount Vernon (N.Y.) Daily Argus. He grew up in Great Neck, New York and received a B.A. degree from the University of Michigan.[3]
He has taught news and feature writing at Columbia University. In March 2006 Knopf published his book, The Disposable American: Layoffs and Their Consequences. He lives in New York City.
Recently, Uchitelle moderated a "Times Talk" panel discussion with John Edwards, Barbara Ehrenreich, Stephen Moore and Katherine Newman entitled "American Middle Class: At Risk?"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Uchitelle
1. Leonel Fernandez, President-elect of Dominican Republic, enters press room
2. Audience of journalists asking questions
3. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonel Fernandez, President-elect of the Dominican Republic
"The Dominican Republic must show that it is a reliable debtor, that it is a country that can fulfil its obligations and we can move forward. In other words, we are not looking for a moratorium on our debts, nor will we be seeking this in the future. As a next step, what we can do is plan a policy for restructuring our debt, which we have already started doing."
4. Wide shot of news conference
5. Journalist asking question
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonel Fernandez, President-elect of the Dominican Republic
"And I think there is a wide spread awareness, right across the board in our country, that we must work towards stabilising the economy, towards stabilising the value of the Dominican peso, so as to be able to recover the pattern of economic growth that we experienced in previous years."
4. Wide shot of news conference
5. Journalist asking question
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonel Fernandez, President-elect of the Dominican Republic
"What we understand is that they (Haiti) are preparing the conditions ready to hold elections in the year 2005, which will require a fundamental integration of an impartial electoral authority who can be the forum for the various political parties that make up the political scene in Haiti and who were the fundamental cause of the conflict with departing president Jean-Bertrand Aristide."
7. Wide shot press conference
8. Journalist
9. End of press conference
STORYLINE
The Dominican Republic's president-elect on Thursday reiterated his pledge to stabilise the country's economy.
Leonel Fernandez was speaking during a visit to United Nations headquarters in New York on Thursday.
He told reporters that he would work to restructure the Dominican Republic's debts but would not be seeking a "moratorium" on outstanding loans.
"The Dominican Republic must show that it is a reliable debtor, that it is a country that can fulfil its obligations and we can move forward, " he said.
Fernandez arrived in the United States on Wednesday for meetings with U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan and potential business investors.
On Wednesday, he had a dinner meeting with Annan which was thought to have focussed on the future of Haiti.
Haiti and the Dominican Republic share the island of Hispaniola.
A U.S.-led multinational force arrived in Haiti after ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide left on February 29.
Fernandez' US visit is his second international trip since defeating President Hipolito Mejia in the May 16 presidential election.
Fernandez, who also served as president between 1996 and 2000, will take office on August 16.
Fernandez was also to travel to New Jersey to meet business leaders in the hope of drawing investment to the Caribbean nation, his Fernandez press team said.
Fernandez has said that tackling the Dominican Republic's worst economic crisis in decades will require millions of dollars of investment in the country.
He is also scheduled to meet New Jersey Governor James E. McGreevey.
Fernandez says he can revive the fortunes of his nation of 8.8 million inhabitants by revisiting the tight fiscal policies of the late 1990s.
During his term, the Dominican economy grew by 8 percent a year and the peso traded at 16 to the dollar, compared to about 50 today.
He is in the US until Saturday.
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1. Leonel Fernandez, President-elect of Dominican Republic, enters press room
2. Audience of journalists asking questions
3. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonel Fernandez, President-elect of the Dominican Republic
"The Dominican Republic must show that it is a reliable debtor, that it is a country that can fulfil its obligations and we can move forward. In other words, we are not looking for a moratorium on our debts, nor will we be seeking this in the future. As a next step, what we can do is plan a policy for restructuring our debt, which we have already started doing."
4. Wide shot of news conference
5. Journalist asking question
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonel Fernandez, President-elect of the Dominican Republic
"And I think there is a wide spread awareness, right across the board in our country, that we must work towards stabilising the economy, towards stabilising the value of the Dominican peso, so as to be able to recover the pattern of economic growth that we experienced in previous years."
4. Wide shot of news conference
5. Journalist asking question
6. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonel Fernandez, President-elect of the Dominican Republic
"What we understand is that they (Haiti) are preparing the conditions ready to hold elections in the year 2005, which will require a fundamental integration of an impartial electoral authority who can be the forum for the various political parties that make up the political scene in Haiti and who were the fundamental cause of the conflict with departing president Jean-Bertrand Aristide."
7. Wide shot press conference
8. Journalist
9. End of press conference
STORYLINE
The Dominican Republic's president-elect on Thursday reiterated his pledge to stabilise the country's economy.
Leonel Fernandez was speaking during a visit to United Nations headquarters in New York on Thursday.
He told reporters that he would work to restructure the Dominican Republic's debts but would not be seeking a "moratorium" on outstanding loans.
"The Dominican Republic must show that it is a reliable debtor, that it is a country that can fulfil its obligations and we can move forward, " he said.
Fernandez arrived in the United States on Wednesday for meetings with U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan and potential business investors.
On Wednesday, he had a dinner meeting with Annan which was thought to have focussed on the future of Haiti.
Haiti and the Dominican Republic share the island of Hispaniola.
A U.S.-led multinational force arrived in Haiti after ousted President Jean-Bertrand Aristide left on February 29.
Fernandez' US visit is his second international trip since defeating President Hipolito Mejia in the May 16 presidential election.
Fernandez, who also served as president between 1996 and 2000, will take office on August 16.
Fernandez was also to travel to New Jersey to meet business leaders in the hope of drawing investment to the Caribbean nation, his Fernandez press team said.
Fernandez has said that tackling the Dominican Republic's worst economic crisis in decades will require millions of dollars of investment in the country.
He is also scheduled to meet New Jersey Governor James E. McGreevey.
Fernandez says he can revive the fortunes of his nation of 8.8 million inhabitants by revisiting the tight fiscal policies of the late 1990s.
During his term, the Dominican economy grew by 8 percent a year and the peso traded at 16 to the dollar, compared to about 50 today.
He is in the US until Saturday.
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Punta Cana Real Estate Dominican Republic in the Future
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Government austerity measures have prompted protests in the Dominican Republic.
President Leonel Fernandez' decision to devalue the peso and raise petrol prices has sent the cost of basic goods soaring.
Protestors have mounted barricades in poor neighbourhoods of Santo Domingo and striking transport workers have brought the capital to a virtual standstill.
The barricades continue to blaze in Santo Domingo.
Youths armed with Molotov cocktails show their fury at the country's tight fiscal policies.
Anger has grown since the new measures begun to bite, deepening the poverty of the inhabitants of marginal neighbourhoods like this one.
Dominicans have been asked to tighten their belts as the government tackles a 2-point-one (b) billion peso deficit, equal to 140 (m) million dollars.
The economic adjustment programme was drawn up by a group of modernising economists brought in by President Leonel Fernandez to resuscitate the country's failing economy.
A three per cent rise in petrol prices have left a nation hooked on cheap fuel in a state of shock.
The Dominican Republic's largest bus company went on strike Wednesday, leaving 40 per cent of the more than two (m) million inhabitants without transportation.
Transport unionists leaders accuse the government of intransigence.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
What this is an action in support of our demands and intransigence on the part of the government, an irresponsible attitude. They don't want to comply with their agreements, instead they want to carry on increasing and becoming ever more corrupt.
SUPER CAPTION: Juan Hubieres, road transport workers union leader
More serious for people's buying power was a move to devalue the peso by 14 per cent.
It's sent the price of staple foods soaring out of the reach of may modest pockets.
Even those well off enough to shop in the relatively costly and luxurious supermarkets are feeling the pinch.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
Well, whereas before you needed a thousand or two thousand pesos to buy what you needed, now you need about five hundred pesos more.
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
But the measures are hurting the poor most of all.
Many Dominicans could only just make ends meet before the rises.
Now many of them say they just don't know how they'll be able to feed and clothe their families.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
I don't think they should put the price of food up for poor families. I'm a poor woman with eight children.
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
That's a salary of a thousand and fourteen. I end up with nine hundred and something pesos, and how can you live on that, someone with a family? And we have to pay for transport, four times each day. What course of action we take? I'd say we were right off course.
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
They're exploiting us something terrible. They've put up the price of basic goods. Why? Those who don't have ample means can't get ahead. They have to cut back. Their bellies shrivel up. That's how it is.
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
President Fernandez says the profligacy of his predecessor, President Joaquin Balaguer, means belt tightening is now necessary.
But the country's poor are angry at being forced to go hungry to pay for the mistakes of their leaders.
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Spanish/Nat
Government austerity measures have prompted protests in the Dominican Republic.
President Leonel Fernandez' decision to devalue the peso and raise petrol prices has sent the cost of basic goods soaring.
Protestors have mounted barricades in poor neighbourhoods of Santo Domingo and striking transport workers have brought the capital to a virtual standstill.
The barricades continue to blaze in Santo Domingo.
Youths armed with Molotov cocktails show their fury at the country's tight fiscal policies.
Anger has grown since the new measures begun to bite, deepening the poverty of the inhabitants of marginal neighbourhoods like this one.
Dominicans have been asked to tighten their belts as the government tackles a 2-point-one (b) billion peso deficit, equal to 140 (m) million dollars.
The economic adjustment programme was drawn up by a group of modernising economists brought in by President Leonel Fernandez to resuscitate the country's failing economy.
A three per cent rise in petrol prices have left a nation hooked on cheap fuel in a state of shock.
The Dominican Republic's largest bus company went on strike Wednesday, leaving 40 per cent of the more than two (m) million inhabitants without transportation.
Transport unionists leaders accuse the government of intransigence.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
What this is an action in support of our demands and intransigence on the part of the government, an irresponsible attitude. They don't want to comply with their agreements, instead they want to carry on increasing and becoming ever more corrupt.
SUPER CAPTION: Juan Hubieres, road transport workers union leader
More serious for people's buying power was a move to devalue the peso by 14 per cent.
It's sent the price of staple foods soaring out of the reach of may modest pockets.
Even those well off enough to shop in the relatively costly and luxurious supermarkets are feeling the pinch.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
Well, whereas before you needed a thousand or two thousand pesos to buy what you needed, now you need about five hundred pesos more.
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
But the measures are hurting the poor most of all.
Many Dominicans could only just make ends meet before the rises.
Now many of them say they just don't know how they'll be able to feed and clothe their families.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
I don't think they should put the price of food up for poor families. I'm a poor woman with eight children.
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
That's a salary of a thousand and fourteen. I end up with nine hundred and something pesos, and how can you live on that, someone with a family? And we have to pay for transport, four times each day. What course of action we take? I'd say we were right off course.
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
They're exploiting us something terrible. They've put up the price of basic goods. Why? Those who don't have ample means can't get ahead. They have to cut back. Their bellies shrivel up. That's how it is.
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
President Fernandez says the profligacy of his predecessor, President Joaquin Balaguer, means belt tightening is now necessary.
But the country's poor are angry at being forced to go hungry to pay for the mistakes of their leaders.
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The Dominican Republic Darkside of Sex Tourism Vacations Love and Lifestyle Full Documentary
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Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean to its north and the Caribbean Sea on its south, this island paradise boasts over 1,000 miles of beaches and is the second largest country in the Carribbean. The Dominican Republic has emerged as a popular destination for families, couples and adventure seekers . As a leader in environmental protection and sustainable tourism, more than 20 per cent of land and coastal areas are protected. Activities available include golf, waterfall-cascading and canyoning. Dom
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Dominican Republic Has It All
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Dominican Republic - Unravel Travel TV
Dominican Republic - Unravel Travel TV
Dominican Republic - Unravel Travel TV
The history of the Dominican Republic is the result of an unlikely mixture of influences; nowhere else will you find a blending of European, African, and native Taíno Indian cultures. These distinct cultures still drive the social identity of the people today. Every aspect of their food, music, art, sports and religion provides a unique insight into the development of their country. In a single day you can experience both ancient and modern cultures from around the globe. Nowhere is this more evident than in their food. As a former Spanish Colony, many of its dishes carry a familiar Latin American feel. Lots of rice, beans, meat and seafood c
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La Romana, Dominican Republic visit
La Romana, Dominican Republic visit
La Romana, Dominican Republic visit
While on the Carnival Breeze we visited the beautiful Island of Dominican Republic. The southern port of La Romana is a bit off the beaten path but is a coup...
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Female Sex Tourism - Full Documentary
Female Sex Tourism - Full Documentary
Female Sex Tourism - Full Documentary
Female Sex Tourism (Full Documentary) Video !
Many Caribbean countries are seeing a rise in sex tourism, especially female sex tourism, and the Dominican Republic is no exception. It is estimated that anywhere from 60,000 to 100,000 women work in the sex trade in the Dominican Republic, and many cross over from Haiti as well. Prostitution is not illegal in the Dominican Republic, although sex with minors is, and sadly many of the sex workers here are minors. The country’s sex tourism trade may be so popular due to its relative accessibility from both the United States and Europe.
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Travel Dominican Republic: Santo Domingo
Travel Dominican Republic: Santo Domingo
Travel Dominican Republic: Santo Domingo
Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday.
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Sonia Gil takes you through the colorful streets of Santo Domingo as she guides you to the beautiful Alcâzar De Colón. However, as Sonia plots her path there, she can't help but be entranced with the amazing people she encounters along the way.
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: BEACHES TEEMING WITH CHILD PROSTITUTES
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: BEACHES TEEMING WITH CHILD PROSTITUTES
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: BEACHES TEEMING WITH CHILD PROSTITUTES
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The Dominican Republic has acquired a reputation as a sexual paradise where under age sex can be bought for the price of a beer.
A recent study by UNICEF reports that up to 45 per cent of children are suffering from the twin scourges of poverty and homelessness.
Many, in desperation, are drawn to the country's hot tourist spots where business and punters are plentiful - despite the authorities' desperate attempts to curb this illegal trade.
By day, young children sell souvenirs and food to tourists on the beaches of the Dominican Republic in an attempt to eek out a meagre living.
But these well known tourist spots
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Dominican Republic Tourism
Dominican Republic Tourism
Dominican Republic Tourism
República Dominicana está situada en la parte oriental de la isla La Española, ocupando dos tercios de la isla, la cual comparte con la República de Haití. Es el segundo país más grande de la región del Caribe, con una superficie de 48.442 kilómetros cuadrados (18.704 mi2). Situada en el corazón del Caribe, República Dominicana está rodeada por el Océano Atlántico al norte, y al sur por el Mar Caribe.
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Dominican Republic Tourism
Dominican Republic Tourism
Dominican Republic Tourism
Website Booking : www.checkincaribbean.com www.bookcaribbeandirect.com www.jihotelres.com The Dominican Republic occupies more than half of Hispaniola, the s...
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Dominican Republic Tourism
Dominican Republic Tourism
Dominican Republic Tourism
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Punta Cana, Samana - Dominican Republic (HD)
Punta Cana, Samana - Dominican Republic (HD)
Punta Cana, Samana - Dominican Republic (HD)
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Honeymoon in Dominican Republic (Punta Cana, Bavaro Beach, Samana, El Limon Waterfall, Cayo Levantado or Bacardi Island).
If you want to save time and money, the most important Punta Cana travel tip is to compare prices before booking a hotel room or a flight. You can do this for free on http://bookinghunter.com, a site that searches through hundreds of other travel websites in real time for the best travel deals available.
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Eco Tourism in Dominican Republic with Peace Corps Business Development Volunteers
Eco Tourism in Dominican Republic with Peace Corps Business Development Volunteers
Eco Tourism in Dominican Republic with Peace Corps Business Development Volunteers
Business Development Volunteer Joe Kennedy assists local river guides as they form a business association involved in guiding tourists through a popular wate...
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Island solutions: Sustainable tourism for secure livelihoods
Island solutions: Sustainable tourism for secure livelihoods
Island solutions: Sustainable tourism for secure livelihoods
Turtle tourism in the Dominican Republic builds green economies and preserves marine biodiversity.
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US-Cuba ties could affect Dominican Republic tourism
US-Cuba ties could affect Dominican Republic tourism
US-Cuba ties could affect Dominican Republic tourism
It is estimated that over five million tourists chose the Dominican Republic as a destination last year. The island may soon have some competition from Cuba, now that travel restrictions are easing between Cuba and the U.S.
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Dominican Republic as a destination for Health Tourism
Dominican Republic as a destination for Health Tourism
Dominican Republic as a destination for Health Tourism
The Dominican Association of Health Tourism (ADTS) is a nonprofit organization that promotes the Dominican Republic as an ideal location for medical tourism due to its medical, dental and welfare of high quality and cost-effectiveness , terms of hospitality, encouraging best industry practices and safety of care, promoting centers and specialists with appropriate endorsements, accreditations and certifications in order to ensure good results and a positive experience for health tourists. It is chaired by Dr. Alejandro Cambiaso, Board Certified Medical Tourism expert on Prevention and Management of Health Centers.
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Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism - Capital Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism - Capital Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism - Capital Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism - Capital Santo Domingo.
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Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism - Constanza
Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism - Constanza
Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism - Constanza
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1st Visit to Samana Dominican Republic Cruise Trip Day 4 episode 13
1st Visit to Samana Dominican Republic Cruise Trip Day 4 episode 13
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We visit Samana Dominican Republic on our 10 night Caribbean Cruise on the Costa Mediterranea ship. Come along as we walk into town and explore!
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Amazing Places to Visit in the Dominican Republic
Amazing Places to Visit in the Dominican Republic
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Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism - La Romana & Bayahibe
Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism - La Romana & Bayahibe
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Las Terranas Town, Samana Province, Dominican Republic - Caribbean island holiday
Las Terranas Town, Samana Province, Dominican Republic - Caribbean island holiday
Las Terranas Town, Samana Province, Dominican Republic - Caribbean island holiday
We are in the town of Las Terrenas located in the Samaná province of the Dominican Republic. This is a walking tour of the town which starts on the Las Terranas main road and also includes a walk on the beach road. We where there in December and this is actually New Year (31/12). The video follows our walk up the main road where we try to give the viewer an idea of the atmosphere of this rather small Caribbean island fishing town. The main road offers tourists a limited number of shops, restaurants and excursion sale agents. On the beach road there are a few more restaurants and bars and also a very "limited" local shopping center. As tourist
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Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean to its north and the Caribbean Sea on its south, this island paradise boasts over 1,000 miles of beaches and is the second largest country in the Carribbean. The Dominican Republic has emerged as a popular destination for families, couples and adventure seekers . As a leader in environmental protection and sustainable tourism, more than 20 per cent of land and coastal areas are protected. Activities available include golf, waterfall-cascading and canyoning. Dominican Republic has eight international airports, seaports and marinas.
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Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean to its north and the Caribbean Sea on its south, this island paradise boasts over 1,000 miles of beaches and is the second largest country in the Carribbean. The Dominican Republic has emerged as a popular destination for families, couples and adventure seekers . As a leader in environmental protection and sustainable tourism, more than 20 per cent of land and coastal areas are protected. Activities available include golf, waterfall-cascading and canyoning. Dominican Republic has eight international airports, seaports and marinas.
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The history of the Dominican Republic is the result of an unlikely mixture of influences; nowhere else will you find a blending of European, African, and native Taíno Indian cultures. These distinct cultures still drive the social identity of the people today. Every aspect of their food, music, art, sports and religion provides a unique insight into the development of their country. In a single day you can experience both ancient and modern cultures from around the globe. Nowhere is this more evident than in their food. As a former Spanish Colony, many of its dishes carry a familiar Latin American feel. Lots of rice, beans, meat and seafood can be found in their cuisine. However, strong influences from its heritage give the meals a unique twist. Traditional Taíno dishes are still made featuring yucca, plantains, and potatoes; as well as African recipes using similar native ingredients. The most common food on the Island is called La Bandera, or "The Flag." It is made with meat, rice, and red beans. Making the dish distinctly Dominican, many will also serve it with friend plantains called "tostones." As a culture that loves to eat, the meal will often continue beyond this first course. Be prepared to try boiled green plantain known as "mangú," "pasteles en hojas," which are wrapped turnovers cooked in banana leaves; and various casseroles, stews, and meat dishes featuring braised goat, pork and chicken rinds.
In addition to their rich culinary history, Dominicans also demonstrate their unmistakable heritage through art. The island is filled with many different types of bright and colorful artwork. Jewelry made out of amber, bone, horn and coconut husk can be found at local markets and shops, where the native Taíno influence can still be seen. In addition to jewelry, Dominican artists also use clay, porcelain, hemp, and guano to make both decorative and religious figurines. Many of these figurines point to the religious history of the island. Its inhabitants are mostly Catholic, followed by other denominations of Christianity.
Although food and art are important parts of Dominican culture, the true life of the culture is baseball. Much more than a national pastime, baseball is a major source of national pride and identity. In fact, almost 40 percent of players in the U.S. Major League Baseball and minor leagues come from Latin America- with most of those coming from the Dominican Republic. Some of their most famous Dominican players include Pedro Martinez, Alex Rodriguez, Albert Pujols and Sammy Sosa.
As the first city founded in the Americas, the Dominican Republic's capital city of Santo Domingo boasts an incredible collection of museums, historic sites, art and music. The Colonial City, located inside Santo Domingo, is the first city of the America's; it features the first street, hospital, university and cathedral in the Americas. It is believed that the body of Christopher Columbus still resides on this island that he landed on hundreds of years ago. There are many historic museums and buildings that take a unique look into Dominican culture. Among them are the Alcázar de Colon (Fortress of Colon), the Reloj de Sol (the Sun Clock) and the monasterio de los Padres Dominicos (the Monastery of the Dominican Fathers).
Much of the Dominican culture can be experienced through its inspiring museums, food, and music. However, to truly understand the depth of the Dominican People, you must experience Carnival. This annual celebration of independence spans the entire country, with each city putting on their own unique version of the festival. They fill the streets with colorful masks, music, and of course, dancing. However, Carnival didn't always look this way. It is actually the culmination of all three cultures; native Taíno, Spanish and African. Brought together, they create a swirl of energy and culture that you can't find anywhere else. Carnival lasts throughout the month of February. Other Dominican Holidays include January 26th, the day of the patriarch Juan Pablo Duarte; March 9, the day of the patriarch Francisco del Rosario Sánchez; August 16, the Restoration of the Republic; and Constitution Day on November 6.
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The history of the Dominican Republic is the result of an unlikely mixture of influences; nowhere else will you find a blending of European, African, and native Taíno Indian cultures. These distinct cultures still drive the social identity of the people today. Every aspect of their food, music, art, sports and religion provides a unique insight into the development of their country. In a single day you can experience both ancient and modern cultures from around the globe. Nowhere is this more evident than in their food. As a former Spanish Colony, many of its dishes carry a familiar Latin American feel. Lots of rice, beans, meat and seafood can be found in their cuisine. However, strong influences from its heritage give the meals a unique twist. Traditional Taíno dishes are still made featuring yucca, plantains, and potatoes; as well as African recipes using similar native ingredients. The most common food on the Island is called La Bandera, or "The Flag." It is made with meat, rice, and red beans. Making the dish distinctly Dominican, many will also serve it with friend plantains called "tostones." As a culture that loves to eat, the meal will often continue beyond this first course. Be prepared to try boiled green plantain known as "mangú," "pasteles en hojas," which are wrapped turnovers cooked in banana leaves; and various casseroles, stews, and meat dishes featuring braised goat, pork and chicken rinds.
In addition to their rich culinary history, Dominicans also demonstrate their unmistakable heritage through art. The island is filled with many different types of bright and colorful artwork. Jewelry made out of amber, bone, horn and coconut husk can be found at local markets and shops, where the native Taíno influence can still be seen. In addition to jewelry, Dominican artists also use clay, porcelain, hemp, and guano to make both decorative and religious figurines. Many of these figurines point to the religious history of the island. Its inhabitants are mostly Catholic, followed by other denominations of Christianity.
Although food and art are important parts of Dominican culture, the true life of the culture is baseball. Much more than a national pastime, baseball is a major source of national pride and identity. In fact, almost 40 percent of players in the U.S. Major League Baseball and minor leagues come from Latin America- with most of those coming from the Dominican Republic. Some of their most famous Dominican players include Pedro Martinez, Alex Rodriguez, Albert Pujols and Sammy Sosa.
As the first city founded in the Americas, the Dominican Republic's capital city of Santo Domingo boasts an incredible collection of museums, historic sites, art and music. The Colonial City, located inside Santo Domingo, is the first city of the America's; it features the first street, hospital, university and cathedral in the Americas. It is believed that the body of Christopher Columbus still resides on this island that he landed on hundreds of years ago. There are many historic museums and buildings that take a unique look into Dominican culture. Among them are the Alcázar de Colon (Fortress of Colon), the Reloj de Sol (the Sun Clock) and the monasterio de los Padres Dominicos (the Monastery of the Dominican Fathers).
Much of the Dominican culture can be experienced through its inspiring museums, food, and music. However, to truly understand the depth of the Dominican People, you must experience Carnival. This annual celebration of independence spans the entire country, with each city putting on their own unique version of the festival. They fill the streets with colorful masks, music, and of course, dancing. However, Carnival didn't always look this way. It is actually the culmination of all three cultures; native Taíno, Spanish and African. Brought together, they create a swirl of energy and culture that you can't find anywhere else. Carnival lasts throughout the month of February. Other Dominican Holidays include January 26th, the day of the patriarch Juan Pablo Duarte; March 9, the day of the patriarch Francisco del Rosario Sánchez; August 16, the Restoration of the Republic; and Constitution Day on November 6.
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While on the Carnival Breeze we visited the beautiful Island of Dominican Republic. The southern port of La Romana is a bit off the beaten path but is a coup...
While on the Carnival Breeze we visited the beautiful Island of Dominican Republic. The southern port of La Romana is a bit off the beaten path but is a coup...
Female Sex Tourism (Full Documentary) Video !
Many Caribbean countries are seeing a rise in sex tourism, especially female sex tourism, and the Dominican Republic is no exception. It is estimated that anywhere from 60,000 to 100,000 women work in the sex trade in the Dominican Republic, and many cross over from Haiti as well. Prostitution is not illegal in the Dominican Republic, although sex with minors is, and sadly many of the sex workers here are minors. The country’s sex tourism trade may be so popular due to its relative accessibility from both the United States and Europe.
Female Sex Tourism (Full Documentary) Video !
Many Caribbean countries are seeing a rise in sex tourism, especially female sex tourism, and the Dominican Republic is no exception. It is estimated that anywhere from 60,000 to 100,000 women work in the sex trade in the Dominican Republic, and many cross over from Haiti as well. Prostitution is not illegal in the Dominican Republic, although sex with minors is, and sadly many of the sex workers here are minors. The country’s sex tourism trade may be so popular due to its relative accessibility from both the United States and Europe.
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Sonia Gil takes you through the colorful streets of Santo Domingo as she guides you to the beautiful Alcâzar De Colón. However, as Sonia plots her path there, she can't help but be entranced with the amazing people she encounters along the way.
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Sonia Gil takes you through the colorful streets of Santo Domingo as she guides you to the beautiful Alcâzar De Colón. However, as Sonia plots her path there, she can't help but be entranced with the amazing people she encounters along the way.
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: BEACHES TEEMING WITH CHILD PROSTITUTES
Spanish/Nat
The Dominican Republic has acquired a reputation as a sexual paradise where under age sex can be bought for the price of a beer.
A recent study by UNICEF reports that up to 45 per cent of children are suffering from the twin scourges of poverty and homelessness.
Many, in desperation, are drawn to the country's hot tourist spots where business and punters are plentiful - despite the authorities' desperate attempts to curb this illegal trade.
By day, young children sell souvenirs and food to tourists on the beaches of the Dominican Republic in an attempt to eek out a meagre living.
But these well known tourist spots - always popular for the sun and sea - have become well liked for another reason.
The beaches are teeming with child prostitutes.
Despite the authorities' attempts to curb this problem, latest reports cite that over 900-thousand children are at risk of falling into a life of prostitution.
With an abundance of tourists it is not surprising that child prostitutes say it is the easiest and quickest way to earn a living.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"Q: Have you done any business with foreigners?
A: Yes, Yes
Q: What do they tell you?
A: They tell me to go with them to the hotel or the cabanas (cabins) and then they give me five hundred or six hundred (pesos)....don't film me more.
Q: Do you like it?
A: Yes I like it.
Q: Are you not afraid of going out with foreigners or Dominicans?
A: No I am not afraid, stop it, my body is itching, don't film my face
Q: How old are you?
A: Thirteen
Q: What do your parents say about it?
A: Nothing, please don't film more
Q: Do they agree with you?
A: Yes
Q: How much can you get in a day?
A: Three hundred pesos."
SUPER CAPTION: Child Prostitute
The problem of child prostitution is causing growing concern for the authorities.
A host of symptoms including overcrowded and dangerous living conditions, as well as mental and physical battery are endangering the lives of many youngsters.
The majority of child prostitutes ply their trade at the tourist spots of Boca Chica, Puerto Plata and Sosua.
Some are even learning English and Italian to communicate with, and attract more foreign clients.
In response to the spiralling problem, the government recently started a joint initiative with UNICEF to halt the spread of under-age prostitution in tourist areas.
Raids upon night clubs and other well frequented sites are becoming routine.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"The tourist department has done various raids with several other child institutions. They found several places that engage in this (prostitution). These places were closed down - and the owners of this places who were foreigners - were deported to their country of origin."
SUPER CAPTION: Henry Pimental, Secretary of Tourism
Police warn tourists against picking up children - many have already been deported for breaking the law.
The authorities are trying to pre-empt the problem by clearly stating the punishment for indulging in child sex.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We are placing messages in every hotel room around the country to warn tourists. In relation to the 1494 law - specifically article 30028 - the physical and mental abuse of children is a crime which is penalized by 2 to 5 years in prison."
SUPER CAPTION: Henry Pimental, Secretary of Tourism
But if these measures do not take effect soon, the problem can only get worse.
In that case - child prostitution and cheap sex will continue to be part of the package deal for tourists in the Dominican Republic.
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Spanish/Nat
The Dominican Republic has acquired a reputation as a sexual paradise where under age sex can be bought for the price of a beer.
A recent study by UNICEF reports that up to 45 per cent of children are suffering from the twin scourges of poverty and homelessness.
Many, in desperation, are drawn to the country's hot tourist spots where business and punters are plentiful - despite the authorities' desperate attempts to curb this illegal trade.
By day, young children sell souvenirs and food to tourists on the beaches of the Dominican Republic in an attempt to eek out a meagre living.
But these well known tourist spots - always popular for the sun and sea - have become well liked for another reason.
The beaches are teeming with child prostitutes.
Despite the authorities' attempts to curb this problem, latest reports cite that over 900-thousand children are at risk of falling into a life of prostitution.
With an abundance of tourists it is not surprising that child prostitutes say it is the easiest and quickest way to earn a living.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"Q: Have you done any business with foreigners?
A: Yes, Yes
Q: What do they tell you?
A: They tell me to go with them to the hotel or the cabanas (cabins) and then they give me five hundred or six hundred (pesos)....don't film me more.
Q: Do you like it?
A: Yes I like it.
Q: Are you not afraid of going out with foreigners or Dominicans?
A: No I am not afraid, stop it, my body is itching, don't film my face
Q: How old are you?
A: Thirteen
Q: What do your parents say about it?
A: Nothing, please don't film more
Q: Do they agree with you?
A: Yes
Q: How much can you get in a day?
A: Three hundred pesos."
SUPER CAPTION: Child Prostitute
The problem of child prostitution is causing growing concern for the authorities.
A host of symptoms including overcrowded and dangerous living conditions, as well as mental and physical battery are endangering the lives of many youngsters.
The majority of child prostitutes ply their trade at the tourist spots of Boca Chica, Puerto Plata and Sosua.
Some are even learning English and Italian to communicate with, and attract more foreign clients.
In response to the spiralling problem, the government recently started a joint initiative with UNICEF to halt the spread of under-age prostitution in tourist areas.
Raids upon night clubs and other well frequented sites are becoming routine.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"The tourist department has done various raids with several other child institutions. They found several places that engage in this (prostitution). These places were closed down - and the owners of this places who were foreigners - were deported to their country of origin."
SUPER CAPTION: Henry Pimental, Secretary of Tourism
Police warn tourists against picking up children - many have already been deported for breaking the law.
The authorities are trying to pre-empt the problem by clearly stating the punishment for indulging in child sex.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We are placing messages in every hotel room around the country to warn tourists. In relation to the 1494 law - specifically article 30028 - the physical and mental abuse of children is a crime which is penalized by 2 to 5 years in prison."
SUPER CAPTION: Henry Pimental, Secretary of Tourism
But if these measures do not take effect soon, the problem can only get worse.
In that case - child prostitution and cheap sex will continue to be part of the package deal for tourists in the Dominican Republic.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/f924a8ff1da645adbb39dbbc8dd2777b
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
República Dominicana está situada en la parte oriental de la isla La Española, ocupando dos tercios de la isla, la cual comparte con la República de Haití. Es el segundo país más grande de la región del Caribe, con una superficie de 48.442 kilómetros cuadrados (18.704 mi2). Situada en el corazón del Caribe, República Dominicana está rodeada por el Océano Atlántico al norte, y al sur por el Mar Caribe.
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República Dominicana está situada en la parte oriental de la isla La Española, ocupando dos tercios de la isla, la cual comparte con la República de Haití. Es el segundo país más grande de la región del Caribe, con una superficie de 48.442 kilómetros cuadrados (18.704 mi2). Situada en el corazón del Caribe, República Dominicana está rodeada por el Océano Atlántico al norte, y al sur por el Mar Caribe.
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ventas@touroperadoresesperanza.com
http://toursoperadoresesperanza.com/
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Honeymoon in Dominican Republic (Punta Cana, Bavaro Beach, Samana, El Limon Waterfall, Cayo Levantado or Bacardi Island).
If you want to save time and money, the most important Punta Cana travel tip is to compare prices before booking a hotel room or a flight. You can do this for free on http://bookinghunter.com, a site that searches through hundreds of other travel websites in real time for the best travel deals available.
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Honeymoon in Dominican Republic (Punta Cana, Bavaro Beach, Samana, El Limon Waterfall, Cayo Levantado or Bacardi Island).
If you want to save time and money, the most important Punta Cana travel tip is to compare prices before booking a hotel room or a flight. You can do this for free on http://bookinghunter.com, a site that searches through hundreds of other travel websites in real time for the best travel deals available.
published:02 Apr 2011
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Eco Tourism in Dominican Republic with Peace Corps Business Development Volunteers
Business Development Volunteer Joe Kennedy assists local river guides as they form a business association involved in guiding tourists through a popular wate...
Business Development Volunteer Joe Kennedy assists local river guides as they form a business association involved in guiding tourists through a popular wate...
It is estimated that over five million tourists chose the Dominican Republic as a destination last year. The island may soon have some competition from Cuba, now that travel restrictions are easing between Cuba and the U.S.
It is estimated that over five million tourists chose the Dominican Republic as a destination last year. The island may soon have some competition from Cuba, now that travel restrictions are easing between Cuba and the U.S.
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Dominican Republic as a destination for Health Tourism
The Dominican Association of Health Tourism (ADTS) is a nonprofit organization that promotes the Dominican Republic as an ideal location for medical tourism due to its medical, dental and welfare of high quality and cost-effectiveness , terms of hospitality, encouraging best industry practices and safety of care, promoting centers and specialists with appropriate endorsements, accreditations and certifications in order to ensure good results and a positive experience for health tourists. It is chaired by Dr. Alejandro Cambiaso, Board Certified Medical Tourism expert on Prevention and Management of Health Centers.
The Dominican Association of Health Tourism (ADTS) is a nonprofit organization that promotes the Dominican Republic as an ideal location for medical tourism due to its medical, dental and welfare of high quality and cost-effectiveness , terms of hospitality, encouraging best industry practices and safety of care, promoting centers and specialists with appropriate endorsements, accreditations and certifications in order to ensure good results and a positive experience for health tourists. It is chaired by Dr. Alejandro Cambiaso, Board Certified Medical Tourism expert on Prevention and Management of Health Centers.
published:12 Nov 2013
views:1541
Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism - Capital Santo Domingo
We visit Samana Dominican Republic on our 10 night Caribbean Cruise on the Costa Mediterranea ship. Come along as we walk into town and explore!
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We visit Samana Dominican Republic on our 10 night Caribbean Cruise on the Costa Mediterranea ship. Come along as we walk into town and explore!
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We are in the town of Las Terrenas located in the Samaná province of the Dominican Republic. This is a walking tour of the town which starts on the Las Terranas main road and also includes a walk on the beach road. We where there in December and this is actually New Year (31/12). The video follows our walk up the main road where we try to give the viewer an idea of the atmosphere of this rather small Caribbean island fishing town. The main road offers tourists a limited number of shops, restaurants and excursion sale agents. On the beach road there are a few more restaurants and bars and also a very "limited" local shopping center. As tourists who enjoy visiting local towns in the destinations we visit we where rather disappointed with the Town of Las Terranas. Our opinion (just our opinion) was that the town lacked the local (Dominican) business and culinary experiences that you for example meet in Asia. Street kitchens etc. although local art was very abundant!! The Les Terranas area is full of hotels catering to all needs. Many of the hotels are big all inclusive resorts which are very popular with Canadian and American tourists, also the European charter tourists who typically seem to stay at these resorts for 14 days (just as we ourselves did).
Wiki writes about Las Terrenas, "It is internationally known for its high rate of tourism and its white sand beaches and clear waters. Among the most frequented places visitors are mostly European nationality Spanish, Italian, French and German. One of the best known people or community in the town, is the village of fishermen. Its name comes from the town was formerly mainly inhabited by fishermen. Among the best known beaches are beach poppy tip and whales. The attractions of this region is constantly growing due to investment in tourist buildings like hotels, clubs, restaurants and shopping such places as Port Plaza las Terrenas, with a similar architecture of a boat. In the evenings entertainment centers are crowded by hundreds of tourists and like their restaurants with a wonderful view of the beach..."
Wiki writes about Samana, "Samaná (Spanish pronunciation: [samaˈna]) is a province of the Dominican Republic. Its capital is Santa Bárbara de Samaná, usually known as Samaná. Samaná is located on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean in the northeastern part of the Dominican Republic. It is known for its mountains of which it is almost entirely formed. Samaná has numerous beaches, and with the 6 November 2006 opening of the new Samaná El Catey International Airport, it is bound to become one of major tourist destinations in the Dominican Republic..."
Wiki writes about The Dominican Republic, The Dominican Republic (Listeni/dəˌmɪnɨkən rɨˈpʌblɪk/; Spanish: República Dominicana [reˈpuβlika ðominiˈkana]) is a nation on the island of Hispaniola, part of the Greater Antilles archipelago in the Caribbean region. The western three-eighths of the island is occupied by the nation of Haiti, making Hispaniola one of two Caribbean islands, along with Saint Martin, that are shared by two countries. Both by area and population, the Dominican Republic is the second-largest Caribbean nation (after Cuba), with 48,445 square kilometres (18,705 sq mi) and nearly 10 million people, one million of which live in the capital city, Santo Domingo.."
This footage was filmed in Las Terrenas a small town located in the Samaná province on the island of the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean.
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We are in the town of Las Terrenas located in the Samaná province of the Dominican Republic. This is a walking tour of the town which starts on the Las Terranas main road and also includes a walk on the beach road. We where there in December and this is actually New Year (31/12). The video follows our walk up the main road where we try to give the viewer an idea of the atmosphere of this rather small Caribbean island fishing town. The main road offers tourists a limited number of shops, restaurants and excursion sale agents. On the beach road there are a few more restaurants and bars and also a very "limited" local shopping center. As tourists who enjoy visiting local towns in the destinations we visit we where rather disappointed with the Town of Las Terranas. Our opinion (just our opinion) was that the town lacked the local (Dominican) business and culinary experiences that you for example meet in Asia. Street kitchens etc. although local art was very abundant!! The Les Terranas area is full of hotels catering to all needs. Many of the hotels are big all inclusive resorts which are very popular with Canadian and American tourists, also the European charter tourists who typically seem to stay at these resorts for 14 days (just as we ourselves did).
Wiki writes about Las Terrenas, "It is internationally known for its high rate of tourism and its white sand beaches and clear waters. Among the most frequented places visitors are mostly European nationality Spanish, Italian, French and German. One of the best known people or community in the town, is the village of fishermen. Its name comes from the town was formerly mainly inhabited by fishermen. Among the best known beaches are beach poppy tip and whales. The attractions of this region is constantly growing due to investment in tourist buildings like hotels, clubs, restaurants and shopping such places as Port Plaza las Terrenas, with a similar architecture of a boat. In the evenings entertainment centers are crowded by hundreds of tourists and like their restaurants with a wonderful view of the beach..."
Wiki writes about Samana, "Samaná (Spanish pronunciation: [samaˈna]) is a province of the Dominican Republic. Its capital is Santa Bárbara de Samaná, usually known as Samaná. Samaná is located on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean in the northeastern part of the Dominican Republic. It is known for its mountains of which it is almost entirely formed. Samaná has numerous beaches, and with the 6 November 2006 opening of the new Samaná El Catey International Airport, it is bound to become one of major tourist destinations in the Dominican Republic..."
Wiki writes about The Dominican Republic, The Dominican Republic (Listeni/dəˌmɪnɨkən rɨˈpʌblɪk/; Spanish: República Dominicana [reˈpuβlika ðominiˈkana]) is a nation on the island of Hispaniola, part of the Greater Antilles archipelago in the Caribbean region. The western three-eighths of the island is occupied by the nation of Haiti, making Hispaniola one of two Caribbean islands, along with Saint Martin, that are shared by two countries. Both by area and population, the Dominican Republic is the second-largest Caribbean nation (after Cuba), with 48,445 square kilometres (18,705 sq mi) and nearly 10 million people, one million of which live in the capital city, Santo Domingo.."
This footage was filmed in Las Terrenas a small town located in the Samaná province on the island of the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean.
Music by: Lino Rise
Title: “Free Jingle Business VI”
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The Dominican Republic’s "Ethnic Purging": Edwidge Danticat on Mass Deportation of Haitian Families
The Dominican Republic’s "Ethnic Purging": Edwidge Danticat on Mass Deportation of Haitian Families
The Dominican Republic’s "Ethnic Purging": Edwidge Danticat on Mass Deportation of Haitian Families
http://democracynow.org - The Dominican Republic is set to begin what some are calling "ethnic purging," placing the fate of hundreds of thousands of Dominicans of Haitian descent into limbo. Half a million legally stateless people could be sent to Haiti this week, including those who have never stepped foot in Haiti and don’t speak the language. In 2013, a Dominican constitutional court ruling stripped the citizenship of children born to Haitian immigrants in the Dominican Republic as far back as 1929, retroactively leaving tens of thousands without citizenship. Today marks the deadline for undocumented workers to register their presence in
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Why Dominican Republic Hates Haiti
Why Dominican Republic Hates Haiti
Why Dominican Republic Hates Haiti
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The two countries may coexist on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola but historically they have rarely seen eye to eye. So why do Haiti and The Dominican Republic hate each other?
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Man lynched in Dominican Republic as tensions run high
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The apparent lynching of a young man in the Dominican city of Santiago has reignited fears of a looming humanitarian crisis.
Haitians, Dominicans try to move beyond Parsley Massacre's long shadow
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Raw Coverage from the Dominican Republic
Raw Coverage from the Dominican Republic
Raw Coverage from the Dominican Republic
Hundreds of thousands of Haitian migrants in the Dominican Republic and children born in the country to undocumented Haitians are facing the risk of imminent deportation on Wednesday if they fail to complete a "regularization" process by midnight, as authorities prepare to enforce a new immigration law. VICE News reporters Monica Villamizar and Eric Fernandez broadcasted live from Santo Domingo covering the local reaction.
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The Deadline for Citizenship: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 1)
The Deadline for Citizenship: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 1)
The Deadline for Citizenship: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 1)
Thousands of Dominican Haitians have been waiting — some for days — to enter the Ministry of the Interior to complete a "regularization" process in order to avoid deportation.
A 2013 ruling by the Dominican Republic's top court rendered hundreds of thousands of people in the country effectively stateless by revoking their citizenship. After an outcry from the international community, the Dominican government passed a law allowing residents a pathway to naturalization.
Wednesday, June 17 was the deadline for those registering for naturalization at government bureaus around the country, the busiest of which was in the capital, Santo Domingo
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The Dominican Republic: The People of Color That Say They Are Not Black
The Dominican Republic: The People of Color That Say They Are Not Black
The Dominican Republic: The People of Color That Say They Are Not Black
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The SouthPaw examines the controversial subject of Dark Latin American nationals that do not refer to themselves as black. It is a perfectly logical explanation for the country of the dominican republic. In many cases it is not that they lack the knowledge of their color but more so that the term "black" directly links them to "African Americans" which in truth are two entirely different cultures of people both ha
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Citizenship Limbo for Dominican Haitians: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 2)
Citizenship Limbo for Dominican Haitians: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 2)
Citizenship Limbo for Dominican Haitians: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 2)
A 2013 ruling by the Dominican Republic's top court rendered hundreds of thousands of Dominican Haitians in the country effectively stateless by revoking their citizenship. After an outcry from the international community, the Dominican government passed a law allowing residents a pathway to naturalization. The deadline for those registering for naturalization at government bureaus around the country was Wednesday, June 17.
VICE News traveled to Batey Naranjo, a small rural village on the outskirts of Santo Domingo that is primarily populated by Haitians or Dominican Haitians, and spoke to residents about their confusion and concerns as to t
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Climate Crisis in the Dominican Republic: The Lake That Burned Down A Forest (Part 1)
Climate Crisis in the Dominican Republic: The Lake That Burned Down A Forest (Part 1)
Climate Crisis in the Dominican Republic: The Lake That Burned Down A Forest (Part 1)
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News VICE News travels to the Dominican Republic, site of a looming environmental and economic c...
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Vacation Nightmare: Sun, Sand, Prostitutes?
Vacation Nightmare: Sun, Sand, Prostitutes?
Vacation Nightmare: Sun, Sand, Prostitutes?
Part 1: ABC News investigation into all-inclusive deals sold online uncovers issues.
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Families Are Deporting Themselves to Haiti: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 3)
Families Are Deporting Themselves to Haiti: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 3)
Families Are Deporting Themselves to Haiti: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 3)
The border between the Dominican Republic and Haiti functions as a free trade zone. Twice a week, the gates open and people from both sides congregate to buy goods to bring back to their respective countries. The Dajabon border crossing is one of the main border crossings where this commerce occurs, and also acts as a point of passage where Haitian migrants frequently enter and exit the Dominican Republic.
In recent days, thousands of Dominican Haitians have been scrambling to complete a "regularization" process in order to avoid deportation after a court ruling effectively rendered them stateless. There were reports of small-scale initial d
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Economic Boom in Dominican Republic NBC News
Economic Boom in Dominican Republic NBC News
Economic Boom in Dominican Republic NBC News
Gorgeous story on economic boom in Dominican Republic. Written and produced by Nery Ynclan.
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A Haitian Halfway House for Deportees: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 4)
A Haitian Halfway House for Deportees: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 4)
A Haitian Halfway House for Deportees: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 4)
The Haitian village of Malpasse, just across the border from the Dominican Republic, is home to approximately 40 freshly-deported Dominican-Haitians and Haitian migrants who are being housed at the Fond Bayard community school.
Run by pastor Sinas Saintilus, the school’s classrooms have been repurposed as a place of shelter. Many of the deportees in Malpasse were born in the Dominican Republic, making them rightful citizens under the Dominican constitution, but they were forced to leave the country despite their legal status.
Haitian President Michel Martelly announced last week that the Haitian government would not acknowledge deported Dom
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Dominican Republic Vacation Turns Scary
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Christian Bale Zip-line in Dominican Republic
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A better life in the Dominican Republic
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Gilas loses tune-up game vs Dominican Republic
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Diplomatic tensions resume between Haiti and the Dominican Republic | CEEN News | March 9, 2015
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The Dominican Republic’s "Ethnic Purging": Edwidge Danticat on Mass Deportation of Haitian Families
http://democracynow.org - The Dominican Republic is set to begin what some are calling "ethnic purging," placing the fate of hundreds of thousands of Dominicans of Haitian descent into limbo. Half a million legally stateless people could be sent to Haiti this week, including those who have never stepped foot in Haiti and don’t speak the language. In 2013, a Dominican constitutional court ruling stripped the citizenship of children born to Haitian immigrants in the Dominican Republic as far back as 1929, retroactively leaving tens of thousands without citizenship. Today marks the deadline for undocumented workers to register their presence in the Dominican Republic or risk mass deportation. However, only 300 of the 250,000 Dominican Haitians applying for permits have reportedly received them. Many have actively resisted registering as foreigners, saying they are Dominican by birth and deserve full rights. Dominican authorities have apparently organized a fleet of buses and set up processing centers on the border with Haiti, creating widespread fears of mass roundups. The Dominican Republic’s decision to denationalize hundreds of thousands of people has sparked international outcry. We are joined by the acclaimed Haitian-American novelist Edwidge Danticat.
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http://democracynow.org - The Dominican Republic is set to begin what some are calling "ethnic purging," placing the fate of hundreds of thousands of Dominicans of Haitian descent into limbo. Half a million legally stateless people could be sent to Haiti this week, including those who have never stepped foot in Haiti and don’t speak the language. In 2013, a Dominican constitutional court ruling stripped the citizenship of children born to Haitian immigrants in the Dominican Republic as far back as 1929, retroactively leaving tens of thousands without citizenship. Today marks the deadline for undocumented workers to register their presence in the Dominican Republic or risk mass deportation. However, only 300 of the 250,000 Dominican Haitians applying for permits have reportedly received them. Many have actively resisted registering as foreigners, saying they are Dominican by birth and deserve full rights. Dominican authorities have apparently organized a fleet of buses and set up processing centers on the border with Haiti, creating widespread fears of mass roundups. The Dominican Republic’s decision to denationalize hundreds of thousands of people has sparked international outcry. We are joined by the acclaimed Haitian-American novelist Edwidge Danticat.
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The two countries may coexist on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola but historically they have rarely seen eye to eye. So why do Haiti and The Dominican Republic hate each other?
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The apparent lynching of a young man in the Dominican city of Santiago has reignited fears of a looming humanitarian crisis.
Haitians, Dominicans try to move beyond Parsley Massacre's long shadow
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"The Parsley Massacre, which killed thousands 75 years ago, profoundly altered relations between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Recently, hundreds of people gathered on the border to address its legacy."
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"THE last time the Dominican Republic committed an atrocity against residents of Haitian descent, the rest of the world paid little heed."
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Man lynched in Dominican Republic as tensions run high
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Haitians, Dominicans try to move beyond Parsley Massacre's long shadow
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"The Parsley Massacre, which killed thousands 75 years ago, profoundly altered relations between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Recently, hundreds of people gathered on the border to address its legacy."
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Hundreds of thousands of Haitian migrants in the Dominican Republic and children born in the country to undocumented Haitians are facing the risk of imminent deportation on Wednesday if they fail to complete a "regularization" process by midnight, as authorities prepare to enforce a new immigration law. VICE News reporters Monica Villamizar and Eric Fernandez broadcasted live from Santo Domingo covering the local reaction.
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Hundreds of thousands of Haitian migrants in the Dominican Republic and children born in the country to undocumented Haitians are facing the risk of imminent deportation on Wednesday if they fail to complete a "regularization" process by midnight, as authorities prepare to enforce a new immigration law. VICE News reporters Monica Villamizar and Eric Fernandez broadcasted live from Santo Domingo covering the local reaction.
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The Deadline for Citizenship: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 1)
Thousands of Dominican Haitians have been waiting — some for days — to enter the Ministry of the Interior to complete a "regularization" process in order to avoid deportation.
A 2013 ruling by the Dominican Republic's top court rendered hundreds of thousands of people in the country effectively stateless by revoking their citizenship. After an outcry from the international community, the Dominican government passed a law allowing residents a pathway to naturalization.
Wednesday, June 17 was the deadline for those registering for naturalization at government bureaus around the country, the busiest of which was in the capital, Santo Domingo.
VICE News was at the Ministry of the Interior in the capital on the day leading up to the deadline, where thousands of Dominican Haitians were waiting to register for citizenship.
Watch VICE News’ Raw Coverage from the Dominican Republic - http://bit.ly/1IRDxLf
Dominican Republic Gives Haitians Until Midnight to Register or Face Deportation - http://bit.ly/1H1F4kz
In Photos: Anger Flares Over Tonight's Deportation Deadline in the Dominican Republic - http://bit.ly/1Bmo32k
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Thousands of Dominican Haitians have been waiting — some for days — to enter the Ministry of the Interior to complete a "regularization" process in order to avoid deportation.
A 2013 ruling by the Dominican Republic's top court rendered hundreds of thousands of people in the country effectively stateless by revoking their citizenship. After an outcry from the international community, the Dominican government passed a law allowing residents a pathway to naturalization.
Wednesday, June 17 was the deadline for those registering for naturalization at government bureaus around the country, the busiest of which was in the capital, Santo Domingo.
VICE News was at the Ministry of the Interior in the capital on the day leading up to the deadline, where thousands of Dominican Haitians were waiting to register for citizenship.
Watch VICE News’ Raw Coverage from the Dominican Republic - http://bit.ly/1IRDxLf
Dominican Republic Gives Haitians Until Midnight to Register or Face Deportation - http://bit.ly/1H1F4kz
In Photos: Anger Flares Over Tonight's Deportation Deadline in the Dominican Republic - http://bit.ly/1Bmo32k
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The Dominican Republic: The People of Color That Say They Are Not Black
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The SouthPaw examines the controversial subject of Dark Latin American nationals that do not refer to themselves as black. It is a perfectly logical explanation for the country of the dominican republic. In many cases it is not that they lack the knowledge of their color but more so that the term "black" directly links them to "African Americans" which in truth are two entirely different cultures of people both having African roots. Not every Dominican will have African roots but a bulk of the population does especially those that are heavily melanated.
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The SouthPaw examines the controversial subject of Dark Latin American nationals that do not refer to themselves as black. It is a perfectly logical explanation for the country of the dominican republic. In many cases it is not that they lack the knowledge of their color but more so that the term "black" directly links them to "African Americans" which in truth are two entirely different cultures of people both having African roots. Not every Dominican will have African roots but a bulk of the population does especially those that are heavily melanated.
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Citizenship Limbo for Dominican Haitians: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 2)
A 2013 ruling by the Dominican Republic's top court rendered hundreds of thousands of Dominican Haitians in the country effectively stateless by revoking their citizenship. After an outcry from the international community, the Dominican government passed a law allowing residents a pathway to naturalization. The deadline for those registering for naturalization at government bureaus around the country was Wednesday, June 17.
VICE News traveled to Batey Naranjo, a small rural village on the outskirts of Santo Domingo that is primarily populated by Haitians or Dominican Haitians, and spoke to residents about their confusion and concerns as to the ramifications of the naturalization deadline.
Watch “Deadline for Citizenship (Dispatch 1)" - http://bit.ly/1Na3Bmt
Watch VICE News’ Raw Coverage from the Dominican Republic - http://bit.ly/1IRDxLf
Dominican Republic Gives Haitians Until Midnight to Register or Face Deportation - http://bit.ly/1H1F4kz
In Photos: Anger Flares Over Tonight's Deportation Deadline in the Dominican Republic - http://bit.ly/1Bmo32k
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A 2013 ruling by the Dominican Republic's top court rendered hundreds of thousands of Dominican Haitians in the country effectively stateless by revoking their citizenship. After an outcry from the international community, the Dominican government passed a law allowing residents a pathway to naturalization. The deadline for those registering for naturalization at government bureaus around the country was Wednesday, June 17.
VICE News traveled to Batey Naranjo, a small rural village on the outskirts of Santo Domingo that is primarily populated by Haitians or Dominican Haitians, and spoke to residents about their confusion and concerns as to the ramifications of the naturalization deadline.
Watch “Deadline for Citizenship (Dispatch 1)" - http://bit.ly/1Na3Bmt
Watch VICE News’ Raw Coverage from the Dominican Republic - http://bit.ly/1IRDxLf
Dominican Republic Gives Haitians Until Midnight to Register or Face Deportation - http://bit.ly/1H1F4kz
In Photos: Anger Flares Over Tonight's Deportation Deadline in the Dominican Republic - http://bit.ly/1Bmo32k
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Climate Crisis in the Dominican Republic: The Lake That Burned Down A Forest (Part 1)
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News VICE News travels to the Dominican Republic, site of a looming environmental and economic c...
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News VICE News travels to the Dominican Republic, site of a looming environmental and economic c...
The border between the Dominican Republic and Haiti functions as a free trade zone. Twice a week, the gates open and people from both sides congregate to buy goods to bring back to their respective countries. The Dajabon border crossing is one of the main border crossings where this commerce occurs, and also acts as a point of passage where Haitian migrants frequently enter and exit the Dominican Republic.
In recent days, thousands of Dominican Haitians have been scrambling to complete a "regularization" process in order to avoid deportation after a court ruling effectively rendered them stateless. There were reports of small-scale initial deportations occurring Thursday, June 18, the day after the deadline to complete the process. On a larger scale, many families at risk of detainment and deportation are voluntarily self-deporting in order to avoid run-ins with authorities.
In the latest dispatch, VICE News rides across Dajabon border crossing with two families self-deporting back to Haiti after they failed to apply for residency, and gets an up-close look at the new detention centers set up by Dominican immigration authorities to enforce the new law.
Watch “Citizenship Limbo for Dominican Haitians (Dispatch 2)” - http://bit.ly/1K2Ywwc
Watch “Deadline for Citizenship (Dispatch 1)" - http://bit.ly/1Na3Bmt
Watch VICE News’ Raw Coverage from the Dominican Republic - http://bit.ly/1IRDxLf
In Photos: A Community in the Crosshairs of the Dominican Republic's Naturalization Law - http://bit.ly/1QIVmDi
Dominican Republic Gives Haitians Until Midnight to Register or Face Deportation - http://bit.ly/1H1F4kz
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The border between the Dominican Republic and Haiti functions as a free trade zone. Twice a week, the gates open and people from both sides congregate to buy goods to bring back to their respective countries. The Dajabon border crossing is one of the main border crossings where this commerce occurs, and also acts as a point of passage where Haitian migrants frequently enter and exit the Dominican Republic.
In recent days, thousands of Dominican Haitians have been scrambling to complete a "regularization" process in order to avoid deportation after a court ruling effectively rendered them stateless. There were reports of small-scale initial deportations occurring Thursday, June 18, the day after the deadline to complete the process. On a larger scale, many families at risk of detainment and deportation are voluntarily self-deporting in order to avoid run-ins with authorities.
In the latest dispatch, VICE News rides across Dajabon border crossing with two families self-deporting back to Haiti after they failed to apply for residency, and gets an up-close look at the new detention centers set up by Dominican immigration authorities to enforce the new law.
Watch “Citizenship Limbo for Dominican Haitians (Dispatch 2)” - http://bit.ly/1K2Ywwc
Watch “Deadline for Citizenship (Dispatch 1)" - http://bit.ly/1Na3Bmt
Watch VICE News’ Raw Coverage from the Dominican Republic - http://bit.ly/1IRDxLf
In Photos: A Community in the Crosshairs of the Dominican Republic's Naturalization Law - http://bit.ly/1QIVmDi
Dominican Republic Gives Haitians Until Midnight to Register or Face Deportation - http://bit.ly/1H1F4kz
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The Haitian village of Malpasse, just across the border from the Dominican Republic, is home to approximately 40 freshly-deported Dominican-Haitians and Haitian migrants who are being housed at the Fond Bayard community school.
Run by pastor Sinas Saintilus, the school’s classrooms have been repurposed as a place of shelter. Many of the deportees in Malpasse were born in the Dominican Republic, making them rightful citizens under the Dominican constitution, but they were forced to leave the country despite their legal status.
Haitian President Michel Martelly announced last week that the Haitian government would not acknowledge deported Dominican-Haitians, making people like those housed at the school in Malpasse effectively stateless.
VICE News visited the Fond Bayard school in Haiti to see firsthand what conditions are like at what has become a halfway house for those deported under the Dominican Republic's new naturalization law.
Watch "Families Are Deporting Themselves to Haiti (Dispatch 3)” - http://bit.ly/1Rxif7V
Watch “Citizenship Limbo for Dominican Haitians (Dispatch 2)” - http://bit.ly/1K2Ywwc
In Photos: A Community in the Crosshairs of the Dominican Republic's Naturalization Law - http://bit.ly/1QIVmDi
Dominican Republic Gives Haitians Until Midnight to Register or Face Deportation - http://bit.ly/1H1F4kz
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The Haitian village of Malpasse, just across the border from the Dominican Republic, is home to approximately 40 freshly-deported Dominican-Haitians and Haitian migrants who are being housed at the Fond Bayard community school.
Run by pastor Sinas Saintilus, the school’s classrooms have been repurposed as a place of shelter. Many of the deportees in Malpasse were born in the Dominican Republic, making them rightful citizens under the Dominican constitution, but they were forced to leave the country despite their legal status.
Haitian President Michel Martelly announced last week that the Haitian government would not acknowledge deported Dominican-Haitians, making people like those housed at the school in Malpasse effectively stateless.
VICE News visited the Fond Bayard school in Haiti to see firsthand what conditions are like at what has become a halfway house for those deported under the Dominican Republic's new naturalization law.
Watch "Families Are Deporting Themselves to Haiti (Dispatch 3)” - http://bit.ly/1Rxif7V
Watch “Citizenship Limbo for Dominican Haitians (Dispatch 2)” - http://bit.ly/1K2Ywwc
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Check out Christian Bale trying out the Zip-line in the Dominican Republic in front of some tourists!
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Check out Christian Bale trying out the Zip-line in the Dominican Republic in front of some tourists!
Hi and welcome to Daily Picks and Flicks – viral videos, funny pictures and odd news blog. We cover all the funny, interesting and strange stuff that is buzzing around the world. The weirder the better. Daily Picks and Flicks is about two guys and their dream – doing something fun for a living. Each day, we surf the web in an effort to find interesting, entertaining and unique videos, pictures and weird news stories. If you like what you find here, please recommend us to your friends. We already like you.
published:16 Feb 2015
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Crazy World News : 3 Men With Big Taddas In Dominican Republic!
The Gilas Pilipinas failed to achieve the back-to-back win in their tune-up games. Another NBA star is in the country to help victims of the super typhoon Yo...
The Gilas Pilipinas failed to achieve the back-to-back win in their tune-up games. Another NBA star is in the country to help victims of the super typhoon Yo...
The Dominican Republic government commission that oversees public performances is banning a Sept. 13 concert by Miley Cyrus on morality grounds. (Aug. 22) Su...
The Dominican Republic government commission that oversees public performances is banning a Sept. 13 concert by Miley Cyrus on morality grounds. (Aug. 22) Su...
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Diplomatic tensions resume between Haiti and the Dominican Republic | CEEN News | March 9, 2015
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From bachata and merengue, to baseball and homegrown food, the art and culture of the Dominican Republic is colorful and diverse.
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The Streets of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
The Streets of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
The Streets of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
The Streets of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. A typical day in a Santo Domingo neighborhood. About halfway through the video you can see everyday use of ...
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Top 5 Dominican Republic Hotels - Best Hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean
Top 5 Dominican Republic Hotels - Best Hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean
Top 5 Dominican Republic Hotels - Best Hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean
Top 5 Dominican Republic Hotels - Best Hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean
Book the best Dominican Republic hotels with Hotels.com: http://bit.ly/dominicantop5
Check out the top 5 hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean. These hotels will provide you with an excellent vacation and the opportunity to explore the beautiful area that is the Dominican Republic. The Dominican Republic makes for a great winter snowbird getaway or a relaxing summer vacation. Stay awhile, relax on the beach, enjoy some amazing food, and drink the day away all-inclusive style!
Have an enjoyable stay, take in all that the Dominican Republic has to offer
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Dominican Republic - Come to dominican republic resorts
Dominican Republic - Come to dominican republic resorts
Dominican Republic - Come to dominican republic resorts
I explored several beaches in the north and east of Dominican Republic, and this in mt opinion was the most beautiful. You will find beach, mountain and good...
http://bookit.com/dominicanrepublic/puntacana/hotels/paradisus-palma-real-resort/?adid=So_3 See for yourself what guests had to say when we asked them about ...
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Chef Narida Mohammed from Twice the Spice Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
Chef Narida Mohammed from Twice the Spice Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
Chef Narida Mohammed from Twice the Spice Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Chef Narida Mohammed.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
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Elle Ray and RO G Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
Elle Ray and RO G Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
Elle Ray and RO G Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Elle Ray and RoG backstage.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
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Dominican Republic Culture Dance*
Dominican Republic Culture Dance*
Dominican Republic Culture Dance*
Dominican Republic Culture Dance Manati Park*
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Chef Dimitri Lilavois
Chef Dimitri Lilavois
Chef Dimitri Lilavois
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Chef Dimitri Lilavois.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
2:57
Melia Caribe Tropical All Inclusive Resort Punta Cana Dominican Republic
Melia Caribe Tropical All Inclusive Resort Punta Cana Dominican Republic
Melia Caribe Tropical All Inclusive Resort Punta Cana Dominican Republic
If you are looking for a family friendly resort where tropical gardens flow right to the white sandy beach then look no further, Melia Caribe Tropical Resort...
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[AWESOME!] Street Food Around The World: Paris, France - Eng Sub | National Geographic Adventure
[AWESOME!] Street Food Around The World: Paris, France - Eng Sub | National Geographic Adventure
[AWESOME!] Street Food Around The World: Paris, France - Eng Sub | National Geographic Adventure
Travel Picks: Top 10 Street - Food cities
► Plot: Paris is the capital and most populous city of France. Situated on the Seine River, in the north of the country, it is in the centre of the Île-de-France region, also known as the région parisienne, "Paris Region".
Paris: City of lights! Paris is the capital of the culinary world and food is equally treated as an art form. In this city, each food has its own specializing store: boulangerie, fromagerie and charcuterie. Ishai has 24 hours to dive into the wonderful French cuisine, where he will learn how to make the baguette, smell so many cheeses his senses will go into overload and meet with
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The Verses of Fine Dominican Republic Poets (In Spanish)
The Verses of Fine Dominican Republic Poets (In Spanish)
The Verses of Fine Dominican Republic Poets (In Spanish)
http://SupremeMasterTV.com -- The Verses of Fine Dominican Republic Poets (In Spanish). Episode: 1758, Air Date: 8 July 2011. Today's Enlightening Entertainm...
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Taíno Rock Art of the Dominican Republic
Taíno Rock Art of the Dominican Republic
Taíno Rock Art of the Dominican Republic
Part I. An Introduction to Rock Art Studies in the Dominican Republic. From a recent paper by Daniel DuVall delivered in absentia at the IFRAO conference in ...
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Mis Vacaciones / My Vacations / Dominican Republic
Mis Vacaciones / My Vacations / Dominican Republic
Mis Vacaciones / My Vacations / Dominican Republic
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Chuck Neighbors in the Dominican Republic with Food for the Hungry
Chuck Neighbors in the Dominican Republic with Food for the Hungry
Chuck Neighbors in the Dominican Republic with Food for the Hungry
I had the privilege of traveling to Dominican Republic and meeting our sponsored child, Cristal. You can make a difference in a child's life! Go to www.sponsornow.info!
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Riu Naiboa Punta Cana | SignatureVacations.com
Riu Naiboa Punta Cana | SignatureVacations.com
Riu Naiboa Punta Cana | SignatureVacations.com
Visit http://www.signaturevacations.com/Punta-Cana/Hotels/Riu-Naiboa.asp for more info. Retreat to the beach paradise of Punta Cana, Dominican Republic and e...
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Chef Marida Mohammed from Twice the Spice Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
Chef Marida Mohammed from Twice the Spice Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
Chef Marida Mohammed from Twice the Spice Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Chef Marida Mohammed.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
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Part 3 of 6, Dominican Parade and Festival of Brooklyn INC, 2011
Part 3 of 6, Dominican Parade and Festival of Brooklyn INC, 2011
Part 3 of 6, Dominican Parade and Festival of Brooklyn INC, 2011
GIRLS DANCING, Brooklyn Domenican Day parade 2011,Part 3 of 6 Dominican parade and festival of Brooklyn New York USA ,2011, Brooklyn Dominican Parade and Fes...
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Taíno Rock Art of the Dominican Republic-- Part 3 Pictographs
Taíno Rock Art of the Dominican Republic-- Part 3 Pictographs
Taíno Rock Art of the Dominican Republic-- Part 3 Pictographs
Part III. An Introduction to Rock Art Studies in the Dominican Republic. From a recent paper by Daniel DuVall delivered in absentia at the IFRAO conference i...
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Dominican Republic First Person
Dominican Republic First Person
Dominican Republic First Person
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On The Loose - Adventures in the Dominican Republic - Episode 13
On The Loose - Adventures in the Dominican Republic - Episode 13
On The Loose - Adventures in the Dominican Republic - Episode 13
For more kiteboarding paddle over to http://win.gs/1alYVe2 Aaron heads to the Dominican Republic to check out the Kiteboarding World Tour, but won't be compe...
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Vlog 9 - Artesano Tacos
Vlog 9 - Artesano Tacos
Vlog 9 - Artesano Tacos
On this edition of ACC vlog, we take a quick look at the creations of artists Alex Senna, Vhils and Hopare.
In our special feature of the week, we explore Artesano Project in Rio San Juan, Dominican Republic, through the eyes/lens of Italian photographer Elisabetta Riccio and experience, thanks to her powerful images and tale, what was one of the greatest projects of 2014 hosted by Evoca1 and curated by Inoperable Gallery.
And in this edition of Food Tips by Gag, we take a culinary ride with Mexican artist Lesuperdemon to La Casa de los Lechoncitos to munch on some of the best tacos you'll ever have.
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The Streets of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. A typical day in a Santo Domingo neighborhood. About halfway through the video you can see everyday use of ...
The Streets of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. A typical day in a Santo Domingo neighborhood. About halfway through the video you can see everyday use of ...
Top 5 Dominican Republic Hotels - Best Hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean
Book the best Dominican Republic hotels with Hotels.com: http://bit.ly/dominicantop5
Check out the top 5 hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean. These hotels will provide you with an excellent vacation and the opportunity to explore the beautiful area that is the Dominican Republic. The Dominican Republic makes for a great winter snowbird getaway or a relaxing summer vacation. Stay awhile, relax on the beach, enjoy some amazing food, and drink the day away all-inclusive style!
Have an enjoyable stay, take in all that the Dominican Republic has to offer you and let us know what you thought of your experience at these top 5 resorts in the Dominican Republic, The Caribbean!
#5 - Casa Colonial Beach & Spa
#4 - Tortuga Bay Hotel Puntacana
#3 - Eden Roc at Cap Cana
#2 - The Reserve at Paradisus Palma Real
#1 - Iberostar Grand Bavaro Hotel
Check out our channel for other top 5 hotels lists: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgop0HOgf0pl7IXDrtqJA9A
Dominican Republic is the second largest and most diverse Caribbean country, situated just two hours south of Miami, less than four hours from New York and eight hours from most European cities. Known for our warm and hospitable people, Dominican Republic is a destination like no other, featuring astounding nature, intriguing history and rich culture.
Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the north and the Caribbean Sea on the south, our lush tropical island paradise boasts nearly 1,000 miles (1,609 km) of coastline, 250 miles (402 km) of the world’s top beaches, magnificent resorts and hotels, and a variety of sports, recreation and entertainment options. Here you can dance to the pulse pounding thrill of the merengue, renew in our luxurious and diverse accommodations, explore ancient relics of centuries past, delight in delicious Dominican gastronomy or enjoy ecotourism adventures in our magnificent national parks, mountain ranges, rivers and beaches.
Discovered in 1492 by Christopher Columbus, the country overflows with fascinating history, museums and exciting cultural experiences like music, art and festivals, plus uniquely Dominican specialties such as cigars, rum, chocolate, coffee, merengue, amber and larimar.
The #1 destination for golf in the Caribbean and Latin America, Dominican Republic delights visitors with 25 designer golf courses amid breathtaking coastlines with mountain backdrops and lush green fairways. With so many beautiful natural settings like romantic waterfalls, breathtaking coasts and idyllic accommodations, Dominican Republic is a top destination for weddings and romance. Many world class-resorts and hotels also cater to meetings and incentive groups who flock to Dominican Republic for excellent, friendly service and dynamic meeting venues.
Dominican Republic offers a fantastic combination of environments to capture your imagination and refresh the soul. And with eight international airports, paradise has never been easier to explore. We invite you to discover our breathtaking island sanctuary and create memories that will last a lifetime.
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Top 5 Dominican Republic Hotels - Best Hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean
Book the best Dominican Republic hotels with Hotels.com: http://bit.ly/dominicantop5
Check out the top 5 hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean. These hotels will provide you with an excellent vacation and the opportunity to explore the beautiful area that is the Dominican Republic. The Dominican Republic makes for a great winter snowbird getaway or a relaxing summer vacation. Stay awhile, relax on the beach, enjoy some amazing food, and drink the day away all-inclusive style!
Have an enjoyable stay, take in all that the Dominican Republic has to offer you and let us know what you thought of your experience at these top 5 resorts in the Dominican Republic, The Caribbean!
#5 - Casa Colonial Beach & Spa
#4 - Tortuga Bay Hotel Puntacana
#3 - Eden Roc at Cap Cana
#2 - The Reserve at Paradisus Palma Real
#1 - Iberostar Grand Bavaro Hotel
Check out our channel for other top 5 hotels lists: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgop0HOgf0pl7IXDrtqJA9A
Dominican Republic is the second largest and most diverse Caribbean country, situated just two hours south of Miami, less than four hours from New York and eight hours from most European cities. Known for our warm and hospitable people, Dominican Republic is a destination like no other, featuring astounding nature, intriguing history and rich culture.
Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the north and the Caribbean Sea on the south, our lush tropical island paradise boasts nearly 1,000 miles (1,609 km) of coastline, 250 miles (402 km) of the world’s top beaches, magnificent resorts and hotels, and a variety of sports, recreation and entertainment options. Here you can dance to the pulse pounding thrill of the merengue, renew in our luxurious and diverse accommodations, explore ancient relics of centuries past, delight in delicious Dominican gastronomy or enjoy ecotourism adventures in our magnificent national parks, mountain ranges, rivers and beaches.
Discovered in 1492 by Christopher Columbus, the country overflows with fascinating history, museums and exciting cultural experiences like music, art and festivals, plus uniquely Dominican specialties such as cigars, rum, chocolate, coffee, merengue, amber and larimar.
The #1 destination for golf in the Caribbean and Latin America, Dominican Republic delights visitors with 25 designer golf courses amid breathtaking coastlines with mountain backdrops and lush green fairways. With so many beautiful natural settings like romantic waterfalls, breathtaking coasts and idyllic accommodations, Dominican Republic is a top destination for weddings and romance. Many world class-resorts and hotels also cater to meetings and incentive groups who flock to Dominican Republic for excellent, friendly service and dynamic meeting venues.
Dominican Republic offers a fantastic combination of environments to capture your imagination and refresh the soul. And with eight international airports, paradise has never been easier to explore. We invite you to discover our breathtaking island sanctuary and create memories that will last a lifetime.
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published:24 Feb 2015
views:101
Dominican Republic - Come to dominican republic resorts
I explored several beaches in the north and east of Dominican Republic, and this in mt opinion was the most beautiful. You will find beach, mountain and good...
I explored several beaches in the north and east of Dominican Republic, and this in mt opinion was the most beautiful. You will find beach, mountain and good...
http://bookit.com/dominicanrepublic/puntacana/hotels/paradisus-palma-real-resort/?adid=So_3 See for yourself what guests had to say when we asked them about ...
http://bookit.com/dominicanrepublic/puntacana/hotels/paradisus-palma-real-resort/?adid=So_3 See for yourself what guests had to say when we asked them about ...
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Chef Narida Mohammed.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Chef Narida Mohammed.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
published:11 Aug 2015
views:148
Elle Ray and RO G Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Elle Ray and RoG backstage.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Elle Ray and RoG backstage.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Chef Dimitri Lilavois.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Chef Dimitri Lilavois.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
published:18 Aug 2015
views:2
Melia Caribe Tropical All Inclusive Resort Punta Cana Dominican Republic
If you are looking for a family friendly resort where tropical gardens flow right to the white sandy beach then look no further, Melia Caribe Tropical Resort...
If you are looking for a family friendly resort where tropical gardens flow right to the white sandy beach then look no further, Melia Caribe Tropical Resort...
Travel Picks: Top 10 Street - Food cities
► Plot: Paris is the capital and most populous city of France. Situated on the Seine River, in the north of the country, it is in the centre of the Île-de-France region, also known as the région parisienne, "Paris Region".
Paris: City of lights! Paris is the capital of the culinary world and food is equally treated as an art form. In this city, each food has its own specializing store: boulangerie, fromagerie and charcuterie. Ishai has 24 hours to dive into the wonderful French cuisine, where he will learn how to make the baguette, smell so many cheeses his senses will go into overload and meet with the famous food critic, Gilles Pudlowski.
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► Plot: Paris is the capital and most populous city of France. Situated on the Seine River, in the north of the country, it is in the centre of the Île-de-France region, also known as the région parisienne, "Paris Region".
Paris: City of lights! Paris is the capital of the culinary world and food is equally treated as an art form. In this city, each food has its own specializing store: boulangerie, fromagerie and charcuterie. Ishai has 24 hours to dive into the wonderful French cuisine, where he will learn how to make the baguette, smell so many cheeses his senses will go into overload and meet with the famous food critic, Gilles Pudlowski.
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The Verses of Fine Dominican Republic Poets (In Spanish)
http://SupremeMasterTV.com -- The Verses of Fine Dominican Republic Poets (In Spanish). Episode: 1758, Air Date: 8 July 2011. Today's Enlightening Entertainm...
http://SupremeMasterTV.com -- The Verses of Fine Dominican Republic Poets (In Spanish). Episode: 1758, Air Date: 8 July 2011. Today's Enlightening Entertainm...
Part I. An Introduction to Rock Art Studies in the Dominican Republic. From a recent paper by Daniel DuVall delivered in absentia at the IFRAO conference in ...
Part I. An Introduction to Rock Art Studies in the Dominican Republic. From a recent paper by Daniel DuVall delivered in absentia at the IFRAO conference in ...
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animals architecture art asia australia autumn baby band barcelona beach berlin bike bird birds birthday black blackandwhite blue bw california canada canon car cat chicago china christmas church city clouds color concert dance day de dog england europe fall family fashion festival film florida flower flowers food football france friends fun garden geotagged germany girl graffiti green halloween hawaii holiday house india instagramapp iphone iphoneography island italia italy japan kids la lake landscape light live london love macro me mexico model museum music nature new newyork newyorkcity night nikon nyc ocean old paris park party people photo photography photos portrait raw red river rock san sanfrancisco scotland sea seattle show sky snow spain spring square squareformat street summer sun sunset taiwan texas thailand tokyo travel tree trees trip uk unitedstates urban usa vacation vintage washington water wedding white winter woman yellow zoo nfasis el hombre de las mil 1000 virtudes el fother cirujano nocturno mandrake el pote drake romeo sensato del patio el mayor el alfa yasmina ponce prince royce joe veras hector acosta Mozart la para shelow Shaq químico ultra mega lápiz conciente juan luis guerra milly quezada Fernando villalona Anthony romeo santos shadow blow manney breeze Uriel el gangster villanosam el batallón dk la melodía secreto el famoso biberon black point clon 876 kiko el crazy dembow rap ryb
published:22 Jun 2015
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Chuck Neighbors in the Dominican Republic with Food for the Hungry
I had the privilege of traveling to Dominican Republic and meeting our sponsored child, Cristal. You can make a difference in a child's life! Go to www.sponsornow.info!
I had the privilege of traveling to Dominican Republic and meeting our sponsored child, Cristal. You can make a difference in a child's life! Go to www.sponsornow.info!
Visit http://www.signaturevacations.com/Punta-Cana/Hotels/Riu-Naiboa.asp for more info. Retreat to the beach paradise of Punta Cana, Dominican Republic and e...
Visit http://www.signaturevacations.com/Punta-Cana/Hotels/Riu-Naiboa.asp for more info. Retreat to the beach paradise of Punta Cana, Dominican Republic and e...
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Chef Marida Mohammed.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Chef Marida Mohammed.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
published:18 Aug 2015
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Part 3 of 6, Dominican Parade and Festival of Brooklyn INC, 2011
GIRLS DANCING, Brooklyn Domenican Day parade 2011,Part 3 of 6 Dominican parade and festival of Brooklyn New York USA ,2011, Brooklyn Dominican Parade and Fes...
GIRLS DANCING, Brooklyn Domenican Day parade 2011,Part 3 of 6 Dominican parade and festival of Brooklyn New York USA ,2011, Brooklyn Dominican Parade and Fes...
Part III. An Introduction to Rock Art Studies in the Dominican Republic. From a recent paper by Daniel DuVall delivered in absentia at the IFRAO conference i...
Part III. An Introduction to Rock Art Studies in the Dominican Republic. From a recent paper by Daniel DuVall delivered in absentia at the IFRAO conference i...
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animals architecture art asia australia autumn baby band barcelona beach berlin bike bird birds birthday black blackandwhite blue bw california canada canon car cat chicago china christmas church city clouds color concert dance day de dog england europe fall family fashion festival film florida flower flowers food football france friends fun garden geotagged germany girl graffiti green halloween hawaii holiday house india instagramapp iphone iphoneography island italia italy japan kids la lake landscape light live london love macro me mexico model museum music nature new newyork newyorkcity night nikon nyc ocean old paris park party people photo photography photos portrait raw red river rock san sanfrancisco scotland sea seattle show sky snow spain spring square squareformat street summer sun sunset taiwan texas thailand tokyo travel tree trees trip uk unitedstates urban usa vacation vintage washington water wedding white winter woman yellow zoo nfasis el hombre de las mil 1000 virtudes el fother cirujano nocturno mandrake el pote drake romeo sensato del patio el mayor el alfa yasmina ponce prince royce joe veras hector acosta Mozart la para shelow Shaq químico ultra mega lápiz conciente juan luis guerra milly quezada Fernando villalona Anthony romeo santos shadow blow manney breeze Uriel el gangster villanosam el batallón dk la melodía secreto el famoso biberon black point clon 876 kiko el crazy dembow rap ryb
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animals architecture art asia australia autumn baby band barcelona beach berlin bike bird birds birthday black blackandwhite blue bw california canada canon car cat chicago china christmas church city clouds color concert dance day de dog england europe fall family fashion festival film florida flower flowers food football france friends fun garden geotagged germany girl graffiti green halloween hawaii holiday house india instagramapp iphone iphoneography island italia italy japan kids la lake landscape light live london love macro me mexico model museum music nature new newyork newyorkcity night nikon nyc ocean old paris park party people photo photography photos portrait raw red river rock san sanfrancisco scotland sea seattle show sky snow spain spring square squareformat street summer sun sunset taiwan texas thailand tokyo travel tree trees trip uk unitedstates urban usa vacation vintage washington water wedding white winter woman yellow zoo nfasis el hombre de las mil 1000 virtudes el fother cirujano nocturno mandrake el pote drake romeo sensato del patio el mayor el alfa yasmina ponce prince royce joe veras hector acosta Mozart la para shelow Shaq químico ultra mega lápiz conciente juan luis guerra milly quezada Fernando villalona Anthony romeo santos shadow blow manney breeze Uriel el gangster villanosam el batallón dk la melodía secreto el famoso biberon black point clon 876 kiko el crazy dembow rap ryb
published:07 Dec 2014
views:33
On The Loose - Adventures in the Dominican Republic - Episode 13
For more kiteboarding paddle over to http://win.gs/1alYVe2 Aaron heads to the Dominican Republic to check out the Kiteboarding World Tour, but won't be compe...
For more kiteboarding paddle over to http://win.gs/1alYVe2 Aaron heads to the Dominican Republic to check out the Kiteboarding World Tour, but won't be compe...
On this edition of ACC vlog, we take a quick look at the creations of artists Alex Senna, Vhils and Hopare.
In our special feature of the week, we explore Artesano Project in Rio San Juan, Dominican Republic, through the eyes/lens of Italian photographer Elisabetta Riccio and experience, thanks to her powerful images and tale, what was one of the greatest projects of 2014 hosted by Evoca1 and curated by Inoperable Gallery.
And in this edition of Food Tips by Gag, we take a culinary ride with Mexican artist Lesuperdemon to La Casa de los Lechoncitos to munch on some of the best tacos you'll ever have.
Enjoy and subscribe to catch us next week!
Peace!
On this edition of ACC vlog, we take a quick look at the creations of artists Alex Senna, Vhils and Hopare.
In our special feature of the week, we explore Artesano Project in Rio San Juan, Dominican Republic, through the eyes/lens of Italian photographer Elisabetta Riccio and experience, thanks to her powerful images and tale, what was one of the greatest projects of 2014 hosted by Evoca1 and curated by Inoperable Gallery.
And in this edition of Food Tips by Gag, we take a culinary ride with Mexican artist Lesuperdemon to La Casa de los Lechoncitos to munch on some of the best tacos you'll ever have.
Enjoy and subscribe to catch us next week!
Peace!
Partners for Rural Health in the Dominican Republic
Partners for Rural Health in the Dominican Republic
Partners for Rural Health in the Dominican Republic
An in-depth look at PRHDR
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Chikungunya virus hits Dominican Republic Health
Chikungunya virus hits Dominican Republic Health
Chikungunya virus hits Dominican Republic Health
The Caribbean has been hit hard by the painful, mosquito-borne disease chikungunya. Far from its usual home of Africa and Asia, it is the first time it has b...
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School of Public Health Helps Deliver Clean Water In The Dominican Republic
School of Public Health Helps Deliver Clean Water In The Dominican Republic
School of Public Health Helps Deliver Clean Water In The Dominican Republic
Students, faculty and alumni from UAlbany's School of Public Health traveled to the Dominican Republic to help put their knowledge to work.
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Expat Healthcare Insurance And Hospital Options Near Cabrera Dominican Republic
Expat Healthcare Insurance And Hospital Options Near Cabrera Dominican Republic
Expat Healthcare Insurance And Hospital Options Near Cabrera Dominican Republic
What is expat healthcare like on the north coast of the Dominican Republic. Expats in the Cabrera Dominican Republic region have been very happy with the Cab...
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Expat Starts A Business In The Dominican Republic And Describes The Healthcare
Expat Starts A Business In The Dominican Republic And Describes The Healthcare
Expat Starts A Business In The Dominican Republic And Describes The Healthcare
The DR Escapes team interviews the owner of the English Schools of Nagua and Cabrera. http://www.DRescapes.com John, an English expat, describes the advantag...
9:20
Global Health - The Dominican Republic
Global Health - The Dominican Republic
Global Health - The Dominican Republic
The University of Richmond Global Health SSIR class goes to the Dominican Republic.
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Ohio Expat Calls Her Healthcare Experience A Miracle in Cabrera Dominican Republic - Part 1
Ohio Expat Calls Her Healthcare Experience A Miracle in Cabrera Dominican Republic - Part 1
Ohio Expat Calls Her Healthcare Experience A Miracle in Cabrera Dominican Republic - Part 1
Kathy calls it a miracle! - Part 1 - For the http://DRescapes.com team it is just one more incredible example of the effectiveness of the alternative healhca...
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Improved Primary Health Care in Veron, Dominican Republic (2005) - 2013 Progress Report
Improved Primary Health Care in Veron, Dominican Republic (2005) - 2013 Progress Report
Improved Primary Health Care in Veron, Dominican Republic (2005) - 2013 Progress Report
Frank Rainieri of Grupo Puntacana delivers a commitment progress report at the 2013 CGI Annual Meeting.
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Global Health Outreach Dominican Republic trip: July 2012
Global Health Outreach Dominican Republic trip: July 2012
Global Health Outreach Dominican Republic trip: July 2012
To: Puerto Plata Partner: Oasis Churches in Puerto Plata and Santa Domingo.
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Florida Expat Surprised By His Healthcare Experience in Cabrera Dominican Republic
Florida Expat Surprised By His Healthcare Experience in Cabrera Dominican Republic
Florida Expat Surprised By His Healthcare Experience in Cabrera Dominican Republic
Good healthcare is of utmost importance to expats and retirees looking to make their new home in Cabrera Dominican Republic. The http://DRescapes.com team in...
2:42
Dominican Republic: Health Care, Women's Sports
Dominican Republic: Health Care, Women's Sports
Dominican Republic: Health Care, Women's Sports
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Cabrera Dominican Republic Offers These Texas Expats a Healthier Lifestyle
Cabrera Dominican Republic Offers These Texas Expats a Healthier Lifestyle
Cabrera Dominican Republic Offers These Texas Expats a Healthier Lifestyle
These Texas Expats are living a healthier lifestyle in Cabrera Dominican Republic. http://www.DRescapes.com They explain how in only a few short months in Ca...
6:57
Dominican Republic: This Is Public Health
Dominican Republic: This Is Public Health
Dominican Republic: This Is Public Health
2010 Trip UMDNJ School of Public Health.
6:13
Planet Smilez— Every Child's Passport to Oral Health
Planet Smilez— Every Child's Passport to Oral Health
Planet Smilez— Every Child's Passport to Oral Health
Dominican Republic 2014
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Dominican Republic Vegetarian Food
Dominican Republic Vegetarian Food
Dominican Republic Vegetarian Food
Health Researcher Damien McSwine of PRIVATEEYEHEALTH.COM covers some of the vegetarian foods that he consumes on the daily basis while in The Dominican Repub...
5:00
WWMed: Making 'Waves of Health' in the Dominican Republic
WWMed: Making 'Waves of Health' in the Dominican Republic
WWMed: Making 'Waves of Health' in the Dominican Republic
Dr. Christopher Boni discusses Waves of Health, a nonprofit association he co-founded in 2007. Dr. Boni and his medical residents who are interested in overs...
1:20
Health Care Students in the Dominican Republic
Health Care Students in the Dominican Republic
Health Care Students in the Dominican Republic
See why course work for Health Care in Developing Nations has students going to the Dominican Republic.
5:20
Transformation House Children's Health Care Centre - Dominican Republic
Transformation House Children's Health Care Centre - Dominican Republic
Transformation House Children's Health Care Centre - Dominican Republic
MISSION STATEMENT... Transformation House is a safe place for children and mothers providing world-class health care services to people who need it most. Our...
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Esperanza International in the Dominican Republic - Health, Hope and Opportunity
Esperanza International in the Dominican Republic - Health, Hope and Opportunity
Esperanza International in the Dominican Republic - Health, Hope and Opportunity
New web site: http://www.Esperanza.org Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Esperanza.International Twitter: http://twitter.com/Esperanza_Intl.
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Community Effects on Women's Health in the Dominican Republic: Jennifer Erausquin
Community Effects on Women's Health in the Dominican Republic: Jennifer Erausquin
Community Effects on Women's Health in the Dominican Republic: Jennifer Erausquin
In this University Seminar on Global Health, DGHI Postdoctoral Fellow Jennifer Erausquin speaks on, Community Effects on Women's Health in the Dominican Repu...
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UCF College of Medicine Dominican Republic Medical Mission
UCF College of Medicine Dominican Republic Medical Mission
UCF College of Medicine Dominican Republic Medical Mission
UCF College of Medicine and College of Nursing visit rural Dominican Republic villages to provide health clinics.
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Jasmine Spa & Wellness Holistic Health Dominican Republic SDC11814.AVI
Jasmine Spa & Wellness Holistic Health Dominican Republic SDC11814.AVI
Jasmine Spa & Wellness Holistic Health Dominican Republic SDC11814.AVI
the awesome waterfalls that flow into the mineral pool. So private and secluded Av Bartolome Colon.
Partners for Rural Health in the Dominican Republic
The Caribbean has been hit hard by the painful, mosquito-borne disease chikungunya. Far from its usual home of Africa and Asia, it is the first time it has b...
The Caribbean has been hit hard by the painful, mosquito-borne disease chikungunya. Far from its usual home of Africa and Asia, it is the first time it has b...
What is expat healthcare like on the north coast of the Dominican Republic. Expats in the Cabrera Dominican Republic region have been very happy with the Cab...
What is expat healthcare like on the north coast of the Dominican Republic. Expats in the Cabrera Dominican Republic region have been very happy with the Cab...
The DR Escapes team interviews the owner of the English Schools of Nagua and Cabrera. http://www.DRescapes.com John, an English expat, describes the advantag...
The DR Escapes team interviews the owner of the English Schools of Nagua and Cabrera. http://www.DRescapes.com John, an English expat, describes the advantag...
Kathy calls it a miracle! - Part 1 - For the http://DRescapes.com team it is just one more incredible example of the effectiveness of the alternative healhca...
Kathy calls it a miracle! - Part 1 - For the http://DRescapes.com team it is just one more incredible example of the effectiveness of the alternative healhca...
Good healthcare is of utmost importance to expats and retirees looking to make their new home in Cabrera Dominican Republic. The http://DRescapes.com team in...
Good healthcare is of utmost importance to expats and retirees looking to make their new home in Cabrera Dominican Republic. The http://DRescapes.com team in...
These Texas Expats are living a healthier lifestyle in Cabrera Dominican Republic. http://www.DRescapes.com They explain how in only a few short months in Ca...
These Texas Expats are living a healthier lifestyle in Cabrera Dominican Republic. http://www.DRescapes.com They explain how in only a few short months in Ca...
Health Researcher Damien McSwine of PRIVATEEYEHEALTH.COM covers some of the vegetarian foods that he consumes on the daily basis while in The Dominican Repub...
Health Researcher Damien McSwine of PRIVATEEYEHEALTH.COM covers some of the vegetarian foods that he consumes on the daily basis while in The Dominican Repub...
Dr. Christopher Boni discusses Waves of Health, a nonprofit association he co-founded in 2007. Dr. Boni and his medical residents who are interested in overs...
Dr. Christopher Boni discusses Waves of Health, a nonprofit association he co-founded in 2007. Dr. Boni and his medical residents who are interested in overs...
MISSION STATEMENT... Transformation House is a safe place for children and mothers providing world-class health care services to people who need it most. Our...
MISSION STATEMENT... Transformation House is a safe place for children and mothers providing world-class health care services to people who need it most. Our...
In this University Seminar on Global Health, DGHI Postdoctoral Fellow Jennifer Erausquin speaks on, Community Effects on Women's Health in the Dominican Repu...
In this University Seminar on Global Health, DGHI Postdoctoral Fellow Jennifer Erausquin speaks on, Community Effects on Women's Health in the Dominican Repu...
Children in parts of the Dominican Republic live in severe poverty scratching for basic things such as food, shelter and clothing. Sports Gift is providing s...
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The Education Crisis Crippling Dominican Baseball Players
The Education Crisis Crippling Dominican Baseball Players
The Education Crisis Crippling Dominican Baseball Players
Over the last few decades, the Dominican Republic has changed the face of American baseball by churning out talented players whose humble beginnings have helped cultivate a unique passion for the game. That passion is often due to dire circumstances that drive all focus to the diamond instead of the classroom. The result is thousands of young Dominican men sacrificing their education and formative years for a 2% chance of making it to the big leagues.
We sent Jaimie Sanchez to Boca Chica, a small, rural town that is home to the MLB's training camps to visit Junior Noboa. Junior is the head of Latin American Affairs for the Arizona Diamondbac
12:06
Baseball in Dominican Republic
Baseball in Dominican Republic
Baseball in Dominican Republic
A look at the number one sport in the Dominican Republic.
Baseball is a national obsession in the Dominican Republic. Trans World Sport headed to the Caribbean to find out what makes the sport is so incredibly popular and why boys up and down the country dream of playing in the North American Major League Baseball.
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NOC Archives: NY Yankees Robinson Cano in the Dominican Republic: Ice Bucket
NOC Archives: NY Yankees Robinson Cano in the Dominican Republic: Ice Bucket
NOC Archives: NY Yankees Robinson Cano in the Dominican Republic: Ice Bucket
Click here to subscribe to VICE Sports Now: http://bit.ly/1m1JBEh New York Yankees star Robinson Cano reveals what drives him to success. Subscribe to the NO...
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Thailand vs Dominican Republic | 17 Aug 2015 | Pool B | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Thailand vs Dominican Republic | 17 Aug 2015 | Pool B | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Thailand vs Dominican Republic | 17 Aug 2015 | Pool B | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Preliminary round - Pool B: Thailand vs Dominican Republic ( 17 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
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Japan vs Dominican Republic | 19 Aug 2015 | 3rd Places | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Japan vs Dominican Republic | 19 Aug 2015 | 3rd Places | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Japan vs Dominican Republic | 19 Aug 2015 | 3rd Places | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Final round - Bronze Medal : Japan vs Dominican Republic ( 19 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
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Par for the Course - Cap Cana, Dominican Republic - Golf and Sports - on Voyage.tv
Par for the Course - Cap Cana, Dominican Republic - Golf and Sports - on Voyage.tv
Par for the Course - Cap Cana, Dominican Republic - Golf and Sports - on Voyage.tv
Visit http://voyage.tv/ for the best HD travel videos in the world.
Named the number one golf course in all of the Caribbean and Mexico by Golf Week Magazine,the Punta Espada Golf Course in the Dominican Republics Cap Cana lives up to the hype. This course was the first location to host the PGA Championship Tour outside of the United States, as well as the first of three Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Courses in Cap Cana. The fairways were named Punta Espada in honor of the majestic bluff across the water, which translates to the point of a sword. The Punta Espada bluff is visible from all points on the par 72 course, as are breathtaking views
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Dominican Women's Volleyball on Trans World Sport
Dominican Women's Volleyball on Trans World Sport
Dominican Women's Volleyball on Trans World Sport
Trans World Sport visits the Dominican Republic and reports on women's volleyball. The Dominican Republic team are currently ranked 8th in the world. Subscri...
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Peru vs Dominican Republic| 12 Aug 2015 | Pool B |
Peru vs Dominican Republic| 12 Aug 2015 | Pool B |
Peru vs Dominican Republic| 12 Aug 2015 | Pool B |
Preliminary round - Pool B: Peru vs Dominican Republic ( 12 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
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Brazil vs Dominican Republic | 18 Aug 2015 | Semifinals | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Brazil vs Dominican Republic | 18 Aug 2015 | Semifinals | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Brazil vs Dominican Republic | 18 Aug 2015 | Semifinals | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Final round - Semifinals : Brazil vs Dominican Republic ( 18 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
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The Greek Sports Bar & Grill - Dominican Republic
The Greek Sports Bar & Grill - Dominican Republic
The Greek Sports Bar & Grill - Dominican Republic
The Greek Sports Bar and Grill opened its doors on December 22, 2011. It is located in El Cortecito, a small diverse cultural community in the heart of Bávar...
0:30
Puerto Baní, Dominican Republic 30 Second Spot ran on Fox Sports
Puerto Baní, Dominican Republic 30 Second Spot ran on Fox Sports
Puerto Baní, Dominican Republic 30 Second Spot ran on Fox Sports
This was a 30 second commercial Tony Batista and Brent Woodson ran during the 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Game on Fox Sports and MLB TV promoting the...
Reality Sports baseball teams spent a week in the Dominican Republic in June 2009 playing baseball and serving in the surrounding communities. Players had a ...
3:02
Dominican Republic: Sports by Reisefernsehen.com - Reise-Video / travel clip
Dominican Republic: Sports by Reisefernsehen.com - Reise-Video / travel clip
Dominican Republic: Sports by Reisefernsehen.com - Reise-Video / travel clip
Reisevideo über Sportaktivitäten in der Dominikanischen Republik by Reisefernsehen.com - Mehr Infos: http://www.reisefernsehen.com/karibik/dominikanischerepublik/index.php
Prospect Bryan Muñoz 15 years old from Dominican Republic, Pitcher 178 LB, 6 Footh, throws 89-90, Good Control of himself. Associated with Bandel Sports Mana...
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MISS WORLD 2011: Sports Champion - Miss Dominican Republic!
MISS WORLD 2011: Sports Champion - Miss Dominican Republic!
MISS WORLD 2011: Sports Champion - Miss Dominican Republic!
The Miss World pageant is the oldest surviving major international beauty pageant. It was created in the United Kingdom by Eric Morley in 1951.Since his deat...
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Official North Coast Video for the Dominican Republic 2013
Official North Coast Video for the Dominican Republic 2013
Official North Coast Video for the Dominican Republic 2013
This is the official North Coast Video as designated by the Dominican president, Danilo Medina in 2013. This video was funded by Lifestyle Holidays and produ...
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Cabrera Dominican Republic Water Sports - Answering Expat Questions
Cabrera Dominican Republic Water Sports - Answering Expat Questions
Cabrera Dominican Republic Water Sports - Answering Expat Questions
In and around Cabrera Dominican Republic there are a wide variety of water sports enjoyed by expats and visitors alike. This DRescapes video ( http://DRescap...
10:01
JD Walsh Coaches the Dominican Republic 2005 - Latino Sports Initiative - PART 2
JD Walsh Coaches the Dominican Republic 2005 - Latino Sports Initiative - PART 2
JD Walsh Coaches the Dominican Republic 2005 - Latino Sports Initiative - PART 2
Involved with basketball for almost 30 years, JD Walsh received honorable mention as McDonald's All- American, played at the University of Maryland, and also played professionally in Europe. JD primarily trains and coaches the students of his basketball school. He also has worked with other organizations such as US Elite All-Stars, Maccabi Tel Aviv, and the Chinese Basketball Association,and the Basketball Federation of India.
More on JD, his basketball schools, or his social activism visit: http://www.jdbasketball.com
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JD Walsh Coaches the Dominican Republic 2005 - Latino Sports Initiative - PART 5
JD Walsh Coaches the Dominican Republic 2005 - Latino Sports Initiative - PART 5
JD Walsh Coaches the Dominican Republic 2005 - Latino Sports Initiative - PART 5
Involved with basketball for almost 30 years, JD Walsh received honorable mention as McDonald's All- American, played at the University of Maryland, and also played professionally in Europe. JD primarily trains and coaches the students of his basketball school. He also has worked with other organizations such as US Elite All-Stars, Maccabi Tel Aviv, and the Chinese Basketball Association,and the Basketball Federation of India.
More on JD, his basketball schools, or his social activism visit: http://www.jdbasketball.com
0:55
Shoot In Dominican Republic - Sports
Shoot In Dominican Republic - Sports
Shoot In Dominican Republic - Sports
http://shootindominicanrepublic.com.
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Travel Guide Par For The Course Cap Cana, Dominican Republic Golf And Sports
Travel Guide Par For The Course Cap Cana, Dominican Republic Golf And Sports
Travel Guide Par For The Course Cap Cana, Dominican Republic Golf And Sports
Are there any cheap hotels in and around tardeo, mumbai? Any hotel? in musandam, other than golden tulip and khasab hotel? I want to a hotel? in nearest taj ...
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Dominican Republic vs Thailand | Pool B | 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship
Dominican Republic vs Thailand | Pool B | 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship
Dominican Republic vs Thailand | Pool B | 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship
Thailand vs Dominican Republic | Pool B | 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship | 17 August 2015
2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship | Pool B | Dominican Republic vs Thailand | 17 August 2015
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Children in parts of the Dominican Republic live in severe poverty scratching for basic things such as food, shelter and clothing. Sports Gift is providing s...
Children in parts of the Dominican Republic live in severe poverty scratching for basic things such as food, shelter and clothing. Sports Gift is providing s...
Over the last few decades, the Dominican Republic has changed the face of American baseball by churning out talented players whose humble beginnings have helped cultivate a unique passion for the game. That passion is often due to dire circumstances that drive all focus to the diamond instead of the classroom. The result is thousands of young Dominican men sacrificing their education and formative years for a 2% chance of making it to the big leagues.
We sent Jaimie Sanchez to Boca Chica, a small, rural town that is home to the MLB's training camps to visit Junior Noboa. Junior is the head of Latin American Affairs for the Arizona Diamondbacks and has helped develop a digital education program for their young players. We also see Boca Chica through the eyes of two players who were forced to adjust to life back home after their dreams of major league glory never became a reality.
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Over the last few decades, the Dominican Republic has changed the face of American baseball by churning out talented players whose humble beginnings have helped cultivate a unique passion for the game. That passion is often due to dire circumstances that drive all focus to the diamond instead of the classroom. The result is thousands of young Dominican men sacrificing their education and formative years for a 2% chance of making it to the big leagues.
We sent Jaimie Sanchez to Boca Chica, a small, rural town that is home to the MLB's training camps to visit Junior Noboa. Junior is the head of Latin American Affairs for the Arizona Diamondbacks and has helped develop a digital education program for their young players. We also see Boca Chica through the eyes of two players who were forced to adjust to life back home after their dreams of major league glory never became a reality.
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A look at the number one sport in the Dominican Republic.
Baseball is a national obsession in the Dominican Republic. Trans World Sport headed to the Caribbean to find out what makes the sport is so incredibly popular and why boys up and down the country dream of playing in the North American Major League Baseball.
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A look at the number one sport in the Dominican Republic.
Baseball is a national obsession in the Dominican Republic. Trans World Sport headed to the Caribbean to find out what makes the sport is so incredibly popular and why boys up and down the country dream of playing in the North American Major League Baseball.
Subscribe to Trans World Sport: http://goo.gl/5kBsQ
TWS features sports action from around the globe, including reports from the biggest international competitions, in-depth features on lesser-known sports and profiles of rising stars of the future.
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published:14 Apr 2013
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NOC Archives: NY Yankees Robinson Cano in the Dominican Republic: Ice Bucket
Click here to subscribe to VICE Sports Now: http://bit.ly/1m1JBEh New York Yankees star Robinson Cano reveals what drives him to success. Subscribe to the NO...
Click here to subscribe to VICE Sports Now: http://bit.ly/1m1JBEh New York Yankees star Robinson Cano reveals what drives him to success. Subscribe to the NO...
Preliminary round - Pool B: Thailand vs Dominican Republic ( 17 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
Preliminary round - Pool B: Thailand vs Dominican Republic ( 17 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
published:17 Aug 2015
views:530
Japan vs Dominican Republic | 19 Aug 2015 | 3rd Places | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Final round - Bronze Medal : Japan vs Dominican Republic ( 19 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
Final round - Bronze Medal : Japan vs Dominican Republic ( 19 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
published:19 Aug 2015
views:171
Par for the Course - Cap Cana, Dominican Republic - Golf and Sports - on Voyage.tv
Visit http://voyage.tv/ for the best HD travel videos in the world.
Named the number one golf course in all of the Caribbean and Mexico by Golf Week Magazine,the Punta Espada Golf Course in the Dominican Republics Cap Cana lives up to the hype. This course was the first location to host the PGA Championship Tour outside of the United States, as well as the first of three Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Courses in Cap Cana. The fairways were named Punta Espada in honor of the majestic bluff across the water, which translates to the point of a sword. The Punta Espada bluff is visible from all points on the par 72 course, as are breathtaking views of the ocean. With eight holes directly on the water, its easy to see how Punta Espada has garnered such popularity. Designed for all levels of golfers, from novice to world champion, this beautifully landscaped course is a challenging and impressive golf destination. Meet Ellis Perez, director of communication at Cap Cana, and get a firsthand look at this stunning Cap Cana experience.
Visit http://voyage.tv/ for the best HD travel videos in the world.
Named the number one golf course in all of the Caribbean and Mexico by Golf Week Magazine,the Punta Espada Golf Course in the Dominican Republics Cap Cana lives up to the hype. This course was the first location to host the PGA Championship Tour outside of the United States, as well as the first of three Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Courses in Cap Cana. The fairways were named Punta Espada in honor of the majestic bluff across the water, which translates to the point of a sword. The Punta Espada bluff is visible from all points on the par 72 course, as are breathtaking views of the ocean. With eight holes directly on the water, its easy to see how Punta Espada has garnered such popularity. Designed for all levels of golfers, from novice to world champion, this beautifully landscaped course is a challenging and impressive golf destination. Meet Ellis Perez, director of communication at Cap Cana, and get a firsthand look at this stunning Cap Cana experience.
Trans World Sport visits the Dominican Republic and reports on women's volleyball. The Dominican Republic team are currently ranked 8th in the world. Subscri...
Trans World Sport visits the Dominican Republic and reports on women's volleyball. The Dominican Republic team are currently ranked 8th in the world. Subscri...
Preliminary round - Pool B: Peru vs Dominican Republic ( 12 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
Preliminary round - Pool B: Peru vs Dominican Republic ( 12 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
published:12 Aug 2015
views:1
Brazil vs Dominican Republic | 18 Aug 2015 | Semifinals | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Final round - Semifinals : Brazil vs Dominican Republic ( 18 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
Final round - Semifinals : Brazil vs Dominican Republic ( 18 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
The Greek Sports Bar and Grill opened its doors on December 22, 2011. It is located in El Cortecito, a small diverse cultural community in the heart of Bávar...
The Greek Sports Bar and Grill opened its doors on December 22, 2011. It is located in El Cortecito, a small diverse cultural community in the heart of Bávar...
This was a 30 second commercial Tony Batista and Brent Woodson ran during the 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Game on Fox Sports and MLB TV promoting the...
This was a 30 second commercial Tony Batista and Brent Woodson ran during the 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Game on Fox Sports and MLB TV promoting the...
Reality Sports baseball teams spent a week in the Dominican Republic in June 2009 playing baseball and serving in the surrounding communities. Players had a ...
Reality Sports baseball teams spent a week in the Dominican Republic in June 2009 playing baseball and serving in the surrounding communities. Players had a ...
Reisevideo über Sportaktivitäten in der Dominikanischen Republik by Reisefernsehen.com - Mehr Infos: http://www.reisefernsehen.com/karibik/dominikanischerepublik/index.php
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Prospect Bryan Muñoz 15 years old from Dominican Republic, Pitcher 178 LB, 6 Footh, throws 89-90, Good Control of himself. Associated with Bandel Sports Mana...
Prospect Bryan Muñoz 15 years old from Dominican Republic, Pitcher 178 LB, 6 Footh, throws 89-90, Good Control of himself. Associated with Bandel Sports Mana...
The Miss World pageant is the oldest surviving major international beauty pageant. It was created in the United Kingdom by Eric Morley in 1951.Since his deat...
The Miss World pageant is the oldest surviving major international beauty pageant. It was created in the United Kingdom by Eric Morley in 1951.Since his deat...
This is the official North Coast Video as designated by the Dominican president, Danilo Medina in 2013. This video was funded by Lifestyle Holidays and produ...
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In and around Cabrera Dominican Republic there are a wide variety of water sports enjoyed by expats and visitors alike. This DRescapes video ( http://DRescap...
In and around Cabrera Dominican Republic there are a wide variety of water sports enjoyed by expats and visitors alike. This DRescapes video ( http://DRescap...
Involved with basketball for almost 30 years, JD Walsh received honorable mention as McDonald's All- American, played at the University of Maryland, and also played professionally in Europe. JD primarily trains and coaches the students of his basketball school. He also has worked with other organizations such as US Elite All-Stars, Maccabi Tel Aviv, and the Chinese Basketball Association,and the Basketball Federation of India.
More on JD, his basketball schools, or his social activism visit: http://www.jdbasketball.com
Involved with basketball for almost 30 years, JD Walsh received honorable mention as McDonald's All- American, played at the University of Maryland, and also played professionally in Europe. JD primarily trains and coaches the students of his basketball school. He also has worked with other organizations such as US Elite All-Stars, Maccabi Tel Aviv, and the Chinese Basketball Association,and the Basketball Federation of India.
More on JD, his basketball schools, or his social activism visit: http://www.jdbasketball.com
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JD Walsh Coaches the Dominican Republic 2005 - Latino Sports Initiative - PART 5
Involved with basketball for almost 30 years, JD Walsh received honorable mention as McDonald's All- American, played at the University of Maryland, and also played professionally in Europe. JD primarily trains and coaches the students of his basketball school. He also has worked with other organizations such as US Elite All-Stars, Maccabi Tel Aviv, and the Chinese Basketball Association,and the Basketball Federation of India.
More on JD, his basketball schools, or his social activism visit: http://www.jdbasketball.com
Involved with basketball for almost 30 years, JD Walsh received honorable mention as McDonald's All- American, played at the University of Maryland, and also played professionally in Europe. JD primarily trains and coaches the students of his basketball school. He also has worked with other organizations such as US Elite All-Stars, Maccabi Tel Aviv, and the Chinese Basketball Association,and the Basketball Federation of India.
More on JD, his basketball schools, or his social activism visit: http://www.jdbasketball.com
Are there any cheap hotels in and around tardeo, mumbai? Any hotel? in musandam, other than golden tulip and khasab hotel? I want to a hotel? in nearest taj ...
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Thailand vs Dominican Republic | Pool B | 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship | 17 August 2015
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A 7 day trip to the Punta Cana in Dominican Republic, brings delight and thrill, to anyone looking for adventure and a good time! This video shows what it is...
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Dominican Republic Travel Guide
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Dominican Republic Travel Guide
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Traveling Advice - Dominican Republic
Traveling Advice - Dominican Republic
Traveling Advice - Dominican Republic
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Travel Dominican Republic: The Best Beach in the World
Travel Dominican Republic: The Best Beach in the World
Travel Dominican Republic: The Best Beach in the World
Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday. http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT Sonia Gil takes you on a ride to Playa Rincon in The Dominican Republic. Con...
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Day1: Guide to Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete (getting there)
Day1: Guide to Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete (getting there)
Day1: Guide to Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete (getting there)
Guide on how to get to Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete Dominican Republic . Via caribe tours bus station from Santiago.
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Caribbean Islands Travel Video Guide
Caribbean Islands Travel Video Guide
Caribbean Islands Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Caribbean Islands. Haiti is the starting point of this journey in the Caribbean. Since the time of Columbus, it has been the E...
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Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism - Dominican Republic Has it All
Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism - Dominican Republic Has it All
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Travel Dominican Republic: Girls and Deserted Beaches
Travel Dominican Republic: Girls and Deserted Beaches
Travel Dominican Republic: Girls and Deserted Beaches
Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday. http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT Sonia Gil takes you on a boat ride to paradise as she explores some of the m...
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Travel Dominican Republic: Road Trip in DR
Travel Dominican Republic: Road Trip in DR
Travel Dominican Republic: Road Trip in DR
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Sonia Gil takes you through the hills and valleys of one of the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean, The Dominican Republic. Ride shotgun with her on this adventure as you get to take all the beautiful sights and sounds the DR has to offer.
Watch more of my travel adventures:
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Day 2: pt1:Guide to Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete ( Mount Isabel )
Day 2: pt1:Guide to Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete ( Mount Isabel )
Day 2: pt1:Guide to Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete ( Mount Isabel )
Sosua beach with a Mamajuana hangover via a motochoncho from Hotel Europa.
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Dominican Republic Travel Guide For Sosua, Cabarete, Puerto Plata
Dominican Republic Travel Guide For Sosua, Cabarete, Puerto Plata
Dominican Republic Travel Guide For Sosua, Cabarete, Puerto Plata
http://www.discoversosua.com - Dominican Republic travel guide for Sosua, Cabarete, Puerto Plata. Discover Sosua and Sosua real estate, Sosua beach condos, v...
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Travel Guide: Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Travel Guide: Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Travel Guide: Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
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Travel Guide to the Dominican Republic and Punta Cana! A look at the Barcelo Bavaro Beach Resort. Another day in paradise... one of the hidden treasures of the Caribbean. Follow this bikini model around as she visits the Island of Hispaniola.
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INFORMUCATE: DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
INFORMUCATE: DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
INFORMUCATE: DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
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Our trip to Dominican Republic 2014
Our trip to Dominican Republic 2014
Our trip to Dominican Republic 2014
A short film of our trip to Dominican Republic in March 2014. Including trips to Bacardi Island, 27 waterfalls, whale safari, Samana, Puerto Plata and more!
Music: Ed Sheeran & Passenger - No Diggity vs. Thrift Shop (Kygo Remix)
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Eden Roc, Dominican Republic (Travel Vlog / May 28 - June 1, 2014)
Eden Roc, Dominican Republic (Travel Vlog / May 28 - June 1, 2014)
Eden Roc, Dominican Republic (Travel Vlog / May 28 - June 1, 2014)
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC VACATION DAY 1!
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC VACATION DAY 1!
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC VACATION DAY 1!
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A 7 day trip to the Punta Cana in Dominican Republic, brings delight and thrill, to anyone looking for adventure and a good time! This video shows what it is...
A 7 day trip to the Punta Cana in Dominican Republic, brings delight and thrill, to anyone looking for adventure and a good time! This video shows what it is...
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Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday. http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT Sonia Gil takes you on a ride to Playa Rincon in The Dominican Republic. Con...
Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday. http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT Sonia Gil takes you on a ride to Playa Rincon in The Dominican Republic. Con...
Travel video about destination Caribbean Islands. Haiti is the starting point of this journey in the Caribbean. Since the time of Columbus, it has been the E...
Travel video about destination Caribbean Islands. Haiti is the starting point of this journey in the Caribbean. Since the time of Columbus, it has been the E...
Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday. http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT Sonia Gil takes you on a boat ride to paradise as she explores some of the m...
Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday. http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT Sonia Gil takes you on a boat ride to paradise as she explores some of the m...
Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday.
http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT
Sonia Gil takes you through the hills and valleys of one of the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean, The Dominican Republic. Ride shotgun with her on this adventure as you get to take all the beautiful sights and sounds the DR has to offer.
Watch more of my travel adventures:
Travel Dominican Republic: Santo Domingo: http://goo.gl/WDExyh
Travel Dominican Republic: Monte Cristi: http://goo.gl/72efrO
Travel Dominican Republic: Playa Rincon: http://goo.gl/XX97zH
Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday.
http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT
Sonia Gil takes you through the hills and valleys of one of the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean, The Dominican Republic. Ride shotgun with her on this adventure as you get to take all the beautiful sights and sounds the DR has to offer.
Watch more of my travel adventures:
Travel Dominican Republic: Santo Domingo: http://goo.gl/WDExyh
Travel Dominican Republic: Monte Cristi: http://goo.gl/72efrO
Travel Dominican Republic: Playa Rincon: http://goo.gl/XX97zH
published:25 Sep 2014
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Day 2: pt1:Guide to Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete ( Mount Isabel )
http://www.RealVacationCareers.com
Travel Guide to the Dominican Republic and Punta Cana! A look at the Barcelo Bavaro Beach Resort. Another day in paradise... one of the hidden treasures of the Caribbean. Follow this bikini model around as she visits the Island of Hispaniola.
http://www.RealVacationCareers.com
Travel Guide to the Dominican Republic and Punta Cana! A look at the Barcelo Bavaro Beach Resort. Another day in paradise... one of the hidden treasures of the Caribbean. Follow this bikini model around as she visits the Island of Hispaniola.
Informucate Fast Facts Videos cover thousands of topics, with more added daily….and if you like our videos, you will love our unique take on the news at http://www.informucate.com
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A short film of our trip to Dominican Republic in March 2014. Including trips to Bacardi Island, 27 waterfalls, whale safari, Samana, Puerto Plata and more!
Music: Ed Sheeran & Passenger - No Diggity vs. Thrift Shop (Kygo Remix)
A short film of our trip to Dominican Republic in March 2014. Including trips to Bacardi Island, 27 waterfalls, whale safari, Samana, Puerto Plata and more!
Music: Ed Sheeran & Passenger - No Diggity vs. Thrift Shop (Kygo Remix)
published:21 Mar 2014
views:660
Eden Roc, Dominican Republic (Travel Vlog / May 28 - June 1, 2014)
This is Part 2 of a two-part travel vlog series from our recent trip to the Dominican Republic. You can watch Part 1 at the link below. Check out my blog pos...
This is Part 2 of a two-part travel vlog series from our recent trip to the Dominican Republic. You can watch Part 1 at the link below. Check out my blog pos...
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FINALLY i am able to post all these super fun vlogs for you all! The wifi at my hotel was awful, so i wasn't able to post them there. However, i hope you all enjoyed! LOVE YOU LOTS!!
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FINALLY i am able to post all these super fun vlogs for you all! The wifi at my hotel was awful, so i wasn't able to post them there. However, i hope you all enjoyed! LOVE YOU LOTS!!
I hope you all enjoyed this day of my vacation as much as i did!! Today was a lot of fun and I'm really happy I got to share it with all of you!❥
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Jean A. Rodríguez, the new head of investment agency, CEI-RD, stresses that Haiti's fortunes are of fundamental importance to the Dominican Republic.
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Thomson Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight review to Puetro Plata in the Dominican Republic - G-TUIA
This is a flight review of our Thomson Airways Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner flight to Puetro Pl...
published:15 Jan 2015
Thomson Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight review to Puetro Plata in the Dominican Republic - G-TUIA
Thomson Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight review to Puetro Plata in the Dominican Republic - G-TUIA
published:15 Jan 2015
views:61
This is a flight review of our Thomson Airways Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner flight to Puetro Plata (Gregorio Luperón International Airport) in the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. We flew in economy class called "Dreamliner Class" on the Dreamliner. All footage of the journey is filmed from the economy class cabin. Our flight crew was mainly British with a Scandinavian stewardess on board too. Our Thomson Airways Dreamliner (Boeing 787-8) had registration number G-TUIA and was named "Living the Dream". Our flight started at Copenhagen Airport in Denmark and the aircraft passengers where mainly Scandinavians (Swedish and Danish nationality). Our charter holiday trips where booked via Star Tour (name for TUI in Denmark) (Fritidsresor as TUI are called in Swedish) which is the same as TUI travel in the UK and Germany. I believe TUI is called ARKE in the Netherlands, is that correct?
Our Dreamliner flight review begins at Copenhagen Airport in Denmark. The viewer can follow our arrival at the airport (Terminal 3) before we walk down to Terminal 2 where out Thomson Airways check-in desk is located. We then check-in at the self check-in counters and the drop our luggage at the Thomson Airways Baggage Drop Off area. We then make our way up to the departures area via the tax free shopping area. Once through the tax free shopping area we walk over to the windows where there is a little snow storm outside, the first aircraft we see is the Qatar Airlines Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner being towed away. We walk around the airport for awhile before we again pass another passport control (2 x passport control because we are leaving the European Union). We then arrive at our departure gate area (our gate was C29) where we get our first glimpse of our Thomson Airways Dreamliner passenger aircraft which is rather covered in snow. It is here at the gate that we are told that the flight is delayed as there is a problem with the aircraft's water supply system which means that there is no water for the lavatories or tea and coffee. We eventually board the plane just over 1 hour delayed. As we pushback and start taxiing we get some nice views of the Thai Airways and Singapore Airlines Boeing 777 aircraft also standing at the C area gates, We also get some nice views of the terminal building construction project (I believe that the terminal is being upgraded to be able to handle the giant Airbus A380 aircraft, which currently do not fly to Copenhagen Airport. The aircraft then makes it´s way for de-icing where the viewer gets a cabin view at the deicing process of a Dreamliner Boeing 787 aircraft. After de-icing we taxi over to our runway for take off (Runway 04R), from this point our journey begins. Watch out for economy class cabin views where you can see the 3-3-3 seat arrangements, view the in flight entertainment system (IES) a touchscreen used mainly for movies, TV shows and the route and speed of the aircraft (also the reading light and stewardess calling button are found on the touch screen). We also visit the galley and lavatory. Inflight meals which we have prepaid also feature in the footage. We had one main meal and then one complimentary snack box just before landing.Also watch out for the famous Dreamliner mood lights, the fancy new self dimming windows the huge General Electric e
ith their characteristic noise reducing chevrons (or saw teeth) and much more. We really hope that you enjoy the footage of our first flight on the Thomson Airways Dreamliner to Puetro Plata (Gregorio Luperón International Airport) in the Dominican Republic.
Wiki writes about Thomson Airways, "Thomson Airways Limited is the world's largest charter airline, offering scheduled and charter flights from the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland to destinations in Europe, Africa, Asia and North America. The airline was formed following the merger of the travel division of TUI AG and First Choice Holidays plc in September 2007 to form TUI Travel. The two companies' respective airlines, Thomsonfly and First Choice Airways, were merged under the former's Air Operator's Certificate in May 2008, and were re branded as Thomson Airways on 1 November 2008. TUI Travel merged with TUI AG to form TUI Group in December 2014..."
Wiki writes about TUI Travel, "TUI Travel PLC was a British leisure travel group listed on the London Stock Exchange. It was formed on 3 September 2007 with the merger of First Choice Holidays PLC and the Tourism Division of TUI AG, which owns 56.4% of the company. TUI operated in 180 countries and claimed 30 million customers. Its headquarters were in Crawley, West Sussex, England and it was a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index..."
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Stimulating Neighborhood Economies in the Dominican Republic
The Solidaridad program has helped bring card acceptance to merchants in the country's sma...
published:11 Feb 2014
Stimulating Neighborhood Economies in the Dominican Republic
Stimulating Neighborhood Economies in the Dominican Republic
published:11 Feb 2014
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The Solidaridad program has helped bring card acceptance to merchants in the country's smallest neighborhoods, building stronger, local businesses.
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Haiti and the Dominican republic: Economy, border taxation between the two Nations.
Haiti and the Dominican republic: Economy, politics, border taxation between the two Natio...
published:27 Oct 2014
Haiti and the Dominican republic: Economy, border taxation between the two Nations.
Haiti and the Dominican republic: Economy, border taxation between the two Nations.
published:27 Oct 2014
views:5
Haiti and the Dominican republic: Economy, politics, border taxation between the two Nations
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Dominican Republic Economic Summit Video
¡Viva Dominicana!
Pranit Lahoty- Narrator
Sam DiOrio- Actor 1 (In Jeans)
Abhi Jain- Actor ...
published:07 Nov 2013
Dominican Republic Economic Summit Video
Dominican Republic Economic Summit Video
published:07 Nov 2013
views:32
¡Viva Dominicana!
Pranit Lahoty- Narrator
Sam DiOrio- Actor 1 (In Jeans)
Abhi Jain- Actor 2
Frank Chang- Cameraman, Video Editor, Director
Yes I realize the beginning is sped up but we were only given a minute to work with.
Click on the little gear bottom right of the video and you can even slow down the video how you want!
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Russin Vecchi & Heredia Bonetti is a law firm pioneer in the Dominican Republic in offering specialized services to a business community interested in the gl...
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: DOMINICANS TO ENJOY CHRISTMAS DESPITE PROBLEMS
Spanish/Nat
The Dominican Republic has been engulfed by the Christmas spirit despite it...
published:21 Jul 2015
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: DOMINICANS TO ENJOY CHRISTMAS DESPITE PROBLEMS
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: DOMINICANS TO ENJOY CHRISTMAS DESPITE PROBLEMS
published:21 Jul 2015
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Spanish/Nat
The Dominican Republic has been engulfed by the Christmas spirit despite its social and economic problems.
The holiday season has suffered from a slowdown compared to previous years due to a recession and more than 20 percent unemployment.
But Dominicans say that won't stop them from enjoying the festivities.
There's Christmas fever in the Dominican Republic.
A giant Christmas tree has been set up in the capital; fireworks and colourful lights illuminate the skyline.
Figurines of the Dominican peasant decorate the streets while merengue bands entertain people after a long day of shopping.
Stores open for longer hours throughout the holidays.
But this year's season has suffered a slowdown due to an economic recession and 20 percent unemployment.
Business has been slow and merchants complain their sales have gone down compared to previous years.
For Dominicans it's been a tough year and their Christmas wish is pretty obvious.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"That the economic situation improves and that there be more street vendors so that people can by what they need."
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
Even with little money flowing into the economy, some Dominicans like these, managed to buy the traditional Christmas pork.
During the Christmas season, Dominicans living abroad - mainly in New York- come home to escape from the bitter cold and to see their loved ones.
For these people, during Christmas, there's no place like home.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"Enjoy a nice vacation and the real Christmas which is celebrated here in our country. In the countries we come from, in New York, it is spent just like any other day."
SUPER CAPTION: Vox pop
Some two (m) million Dominicans live in New York.
They left their country looking for a better life.
During the Christmas season they return with toys, electronic appliances and other goods the average Dominican cannot afford.
The Dominican Republic is one of the poorest countries in the Caribbean.
Still, its people are not letting the crisis overshadow their Christmas spirit.
They are determined to leave their problems behind to enjoy another year of music, dance and celebrations.
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Juan Vicini: Dominican and Haitian Demographics & Economics
Juan Vicini describes the points to be considered in the development of the Dominican Repu...
Juan Vicini describes the points to be considered in the development of the Dominican Republic's future economic structure. "Dominican Republic has a populat...
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The Dominican Republic, Presentation of the Dominican Republic
http://www.gonnabethere.com Are you gonnabethere? Info; The Dominican Republic (Spanish: R...
http://www.gonnabethere.com Are you gonnabethere? Info; The Dominican Republic (Spanish: República Dominicana, pronounced [reˈpuβlika ðominiˈkana]) is a nati...
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GoldQuest Mining and Exploration in the Dominican Republic
GoldQuest Mining CEO Julio Espaillat explains why the Dominican Republic is friendly and w...
GoldQuest Mining CEO Julio Espaillat explains why the Dominican Republic is friendly and well suited towards mining and exploration. GoldQuest Mining Corp. (...
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Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments, Hotels in Sosua, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments is centrally located in Sosua, walking d...
published:27 Feb 2015
Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments, Hotels in Sosua, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments, Hotels in Sosua, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
published:27 Feb 2015
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Perla de Sosua Economy Vacation Rental Apartments is centrally located in Sosua, walking distance from Sosua Beach and close to Playa Sosua. This aparthotel is within the vicinity of Mundo King Art Museum and Encuentro Beach.
Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 11 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens.
Rooms
have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and DVD players are provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and refrigerators.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a terrace. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access and a picnic area.
Dining
Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.Business, Other Amenities The front desk is staffed during limited hours. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided at no charge.
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Details:
Check-in: 2:00 PM
Check-out: 11:00 AM
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: INCREASE IN DRUG REHABILITATION CENTRES
Spanish/Nat
More young children in the Dominican Republic are developing drug addiction...
published:21 Jul 2015
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: INCREASE IN DRUG REHABILITATION CENTRES
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: INCREASE IN DRUG REHABILITATION CENTRES
published:21 Jul 2015
views:0
Spanish/Nat
More young children in the Dominican Republic are developing drug addiction as an illegal currency of cocaine and heroin tightens on the local economy.
The Republic is a traditional port of call for drug cartels operating out of Colombia to the United States.
Increasingly, wages for local trafficking are being paid in drugs and rehabilitation centres throughout the country have reported a sharp increase in the number of young addicts seeking help.
Drug rehabilitation centres are an expanding business in the Dominican Republic.
The lives of more and more children and adolescents such as these are being destroyed by drugs.
The island has for years been a major stepping stone between Colombia and the United States for the passage of drugs.
More recently, the U-S Drug Enforcement Agency (D-E-A) has identified a new trend among international cartels to pay local traffickers in drugs not cash.
One fifth of all drugs trafficked through the Dominican Republic remains on the island, according to the D-E-A.
These youngsters are part of a generation exposed to increasing supplies of heroin, fast becoming the most widely used drug.
The majority of residents at this rehabilitation centre are adolescents.
Many started taking drugs at a very young age.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
" I started at the age of thirteen years taking base heroin, cocaine paste and marijuana. Many things happened during my addiction, I don't know, until one day I ended up in a clinic. I had convulsions due to the quantity and type of drugs I had taken."
SUPER CAPTION: Macarena Suarez, recovering drug addict
The clinics have proved to be a lifeline for their patients, helping them to regain hope and confidence.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
" When I arrived here I was completely destroyed, I had no morale, no life, I had no motivation. Here at the Crea centre they have shown me that life is beautiful again."
SUPER CAPTION: Maria Souffront, recovering drug addict
The head of one of the rehabilitation centre confirmed there was growing concern for the welfare of young drug takers.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
" If we analyse the situation among the young, that is to say from children to adolescents, who are consumers of drugs, we can also conclude that the incidence of the use of this type of substance is at a very dangerous level among the underage."
SUPER CAPTION: Leopoldo Diaz, President of Crea rehabilitation centre
It is impossible to put an exact figure on the size of the problem, but estimates suggest there are 150-thousand addicts in the Dominican Republic.
One in ten are estimated to be young teenagers.
Drug enforcement agents continue their fight against Latin American cartels who have cornered the U-S market.
The true scale of trafficking through this Caribbean island is unknown but the destruction of young lives is the latest tragic indicator.
But it has been revealed that there is a growing trend for local traffickers, many of whom are under 18, to be paid in kind by the Colombian drug cartels.
Heroin is the usual currency for these payments, and it is now rapidly replacing cocaine as the most widely used narcotic.
Children as young as 13 in the Dominican Republic are hooked on hard drugs such as heroin and cocaine, a U-S drug enforcement source claimed on Tuesday.
But it has been revealed that there is a growing trend for local traffickers, many aged under 18, to be paid in kind by the Colombian drug cartels.
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United Airlines Trip Report - FRA-EWR - Economy Class - Full Flight
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United Airlines Trip Report - FRA-EWR - Economy Class - Full Flight
United Airlines Trip Report - FRA-EWR - Economy Class - Full Flight
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Welcome aboard this 767-200 from Franfurt to Newark. See all aspects of the flight from boarding to deplaning!
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Is China Taking Over the Caribbean
China is waging an aggressive campaign of seduction in the Caribbean, wooing countries awa...
China is waging an aggressive campaign of seduction in the Caribbean, wooing countries away from relationships with rival Taiwan, opening markets for its exp...
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - 2013
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The Dominican Republic Darkside of Sex Tourism Vacations Love and Lifestyle Full Documentary
The Dominican Republic Darkside of Sex Tourism Vacations Love and Lifestyle Full Documenta...
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The Dominican Republic Darkside of Sex Tourism Vacations Love and Lifestyle Full Documentary
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Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean to its north and the Caribbean Sea on its south, this island paradise boasts over 1,000 miles of beaches and is the second largest country in the Carribbean. The Dominican Republic has emerged as a popular destination for families, couples and adventure seekers . As a leader in environmental protection and sustainable tourism, more than 20 per cent of land and coastal areas are protected. Activities available include golf, waterfall-cascading and canyoning. Dominican Republic has eight international airports, seaports and marinas.
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Dominican Republic Has It All
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Dominican Republic - Unravel Travel TV
The history of the Dominican Republic is the result of an unlikely mixture of influences; ...
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Dominican Republic - Unravel Travel TV
Dominican Republic - Unravel Travel TV
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The history of the Dominican Republic is the result of an unlikely mixture of influences; nowhere else will you find a blending of European, African, and native Taíno Indian cultures. These distinct cultures still drive the social identity of the people today. Every aspect of their food, music, art, sports and religion provides a unique insight into the development of their country. In a single day you can experience both ancient and modern cultures from around the globe. Nowhere is this more evident than in their food. As a former Spanish Colony, many of its dishes carry a familiar Latin American feel. Lots of rice, beans, meat and seafood can be found in their cuisine. However, strong influences from its heritage give the meals a unique twist. Traditional Taíno dishes are still made featuring yucca, plantains, and potatoes; as well as African recipes using similar native ingredients. The most common food on the Island is called La Bandera, or "The Flag." It is made with meat, rice, and red beans. Making the dish distinctly Dominican, many will also serve it with friend plantains called "tostones." As a culture that loves to eat, the meal will often continue beyond this first course. Be prepared to try boiled green plantain known as "mangú," "pasteles en hojas," which are wrapped turnovers cooked in banana leaves; and various casseroles, stews, and meat dishes featuring braised goat, pork and chicken rinds.
In addition to their rich culinary history, Dominicans also demonstrate their unmistakable heritage through art. The island is filled with many different types of bright and colorful artwork. Jewelry made out of amber, bone, horn and coconut husk can be found at local markets and shops, where the native Taíno influence can still be seen. In addition to jewelry, Dominican artists also use clay, porcelain, hemp, and guano to make both decorative and religious figurines. Many of these figurines point to the religious history of the island. Its inhabitants are mostly Catholic, followed by other denominations of Christianity.
Although food and art are important parts of Dominican culture, the true life of the culture is baseball. Much more than a national pastime, baseball is a major source of national pride and identity. In fact, almost 40 percent of players in the U.S. Major League Baseball and minor leagues come from Latin America- with most of those coming from the Dominican Republic. Some of their most famous Dominican players include Pedro Martinez, Alex Rodriguez, Albert Pujols and Sammy Sosa.
As the first city founded in the Americas, the Dominican Republic's capital city of Santo Domingo boasts an incredible collection of museums, historic sites, art and music. The Colonial City, located inside Santo Domingo, is the first city of the America's; it features the first street, hospital, university and cathedral in the Americas. It is believed that the body of Christopher Columbus still resides on this island that he landed on hundreds of years ago. There are many historic museums and buildings that take a unique look into Dominican culture. Among them are the Alcázar de Colon (Fortress of Colon), the Reloj de Sol (the Sun Clock) and the monasterio de los Padres Dominicos (the Monastery of the Dominican Fathers).
Much of the Dominican culture can be experienced through its inspiring museums, food, and music. However, to truly understand the depth of the Dominican People, you must experience Carnival. This annual celebration of independence spans the entire country, with each city putting on their own unique version of the festival. They fill the streets with colorful masks, music, and of course, dancing. However, Carnival didn't always look this way. It is actually the culmination of all three cultures; native Taíno, Spanish and African. Brought together, they create a swirl of energy and culture that you can't find anywhere else. Carnival lasts throughout the month of February. Other Dominican Holidays include January 26th, the day of the patriarch Juan Pablo Duarte; March 9, the day of the patriarch Francisco del Rosario Sánchez; August 16, the Restoration of the Republic; and Constitution Day on November 6.
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La Romana, Dominican Republic visit
While on the Carnival Breeze we visited the beautiful Island of Dominican Republic. The so...
While on the Carnival Breeze we visited the beautiful Island of Dominican Republic. The southern port of La Romana is a bit off the beaten path but is a coup...
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Female Sex Tourism - Full Documentary
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Female Sex Tourism - Full Documentary
Female Sex Tourism - Full Documentary
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Female Sex Tourism (Full Documentary) Video !
Many Caribbean countries are seeing a rise in sex tourism, especially female sex tourism, and the Dominican Republic is no exception. It is estimated that anywhere from 60,000 to 100,000 women work in the sex trade in the Dominican Republic, and many cross over from Haiti as well. Prostitution is not illegal in the Dominican Republic, although sex with minors is, and sadly many of the sex workers here are minors. The country’s sex tourism trade may be so popular due to its relative accessibility from both the United States and Europe.
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Travel Dominican Republic: Santo Domingo
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Travel Dominican Republic: Santo Domingo
Travel Dominican Republic: Santo Domingo
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Sonia Gil takes you through the colorful streets of Santo Domingo as she guides you to the beautiful Alcâzar De Colón. However, as Sonia plots her path there, she can't help but be entranced with the amazing people she encounters along the way.
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: BEACHES TEEMING WITH CHILD PROSTITUTES
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The Dominican Republic has acquired a reputation as a sexual paradise where...
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: BEACHES TEEMING WITH CHILD PROSTITUTES
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: BEACHES TEEMING WITH CHILD PROSTITUTES
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The Dominican Republic has acquired a reputation as a sexual paradise where under age sex can be bought for the price of a beer.
A recent study by UNICEF reports that up to 45 per cent of children are suffering from the twin scourges of poverty and homelessness.
Many, in desperation, are drawn to the country's hot tourist spots where business and punters are plentiful - despite the authorities' desperate attempts to curb this illegal trade.
By day, young children sell souvenirs and food to tourists on the beaches of the Dominican Republic in an attempt to eek out a meagre living.
But these well known tourist spots - always popular for the sun and sea - have become well liked for another reason.
The beaches are teeming with child prostitutes.
Despite the authorities' attempts to curb this problem, latest reports cite that over 900-thousand children are at risk of falling into a life of prostitution.
With an abundance of tourists it is not surprising that child prostitutes say it is the easiest and quickest way to earn a living.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"Q: Have you done any business with foreigners?
A: Yes, Yes
Q: What do they tell you?
A: They tell me to go with them to the hotel or the cabanas (cabins) and then they give me five hundred or six hundred (pesos)....don't film me more.
Q: Do you like it?
A: Yes I like it.
Q: Are you not afraid of going out with foreigners or Dominicans?
A: No I am not afraid, stop it, my body is itching, don't film my face
Q: How old are you?
A: Thirteen
Q: What do your parents say about it?
A: Nothing, please don't film more
Q: Do they agree with you?
A: Yes
Q: How much can you get in a day?
A: Three hundred pesos."
SUPER CAPTION: Child Prostitute
The problem of child prostitution is causing growing concern for the authorities.
A host of symptoms including overcrowded and dangerous living conditions, as well as mental and physical battery are endangering the lives of many youngsters.
The majority of child prostitutes ply their trade at the tourist spots of Boca Chica, Puerto Plata and Sosua.
Some are even learning English and Italian to communicate with, and attract more foreign clients.
In response to the spiralling problem, the government recently started a joint initiative with UNICEF to halt the spread of under-age prostitution in tourist areas.
Raids upon night clubs and other well frequented sites are becoming routine.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"The tourist department has done various raids with several other child institutions. They found several places that engage in this (prostitution). These places were closed down - and the owners of this places who were foreigners - were deported to their country of origin."
SUPER CAPTION: Henry Pimental, Secretary of Tourism
Police warn tourists against picking up children - many have already been deported for breaking the law.
The authorities are trying to pre-empt the problem by clearly stating the punishment for indulging in child sex.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We are placing messages in every hotel room around the country to warn tourists. In relation to the 1494 law - specifically article 30028 - the physical and mental abuse of children is a crime which is penalized by 2 to 5 years in prison."
SUPER CAPTION: Henry Pimental, Secretary of Tourism
But if these measures do not take effect soon, the problem can only get worse.
In that case - child prostitution and cheap sex will continue to be part of the package deal for tourists in the Dominican Republic.
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Dominican Republic Tourism
República Dominicana está situada en la parte oriental de la isla La Española, ocupando do...
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Dominican Republic Tourism
Dominican Republic Tourism
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República Dominicana está situada en la parte oriental de la isla La Española, ocupando dos tercios de la isla, la cual comparte con la República de Haití. Es el segundo país más grande de la región del Caribe, con una superficie de 48.442 kilómetros cuadrados (18.704 mi2). Situada en el corazón del Caribe, República Dominicana está rodeada por el Océano Atlántico al norte, y al sur por el Mar Caribe.
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Punta Cana, Samana - Dominican Republic (HD)
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Punta Cana, Samana - Dominican Republic (HD)
Punta Cana, Samana - Dominican Republic (HD)
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Honeymoon in Dominican Republic (Punta Cana, Bavaro Beach, Samana, El Limon Waterfall, Cayo Levantado or Bacardi Island).
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Eco Tourism in Dominican Republic with Peace Corps Business Development Volunteers
Business Development Volunteer Joe Kennedy assists local river guides as they form a busin...
Business Development Volunteer Joe Kennedy assists local river guides as they form a business association involved in guiding tourists through a popular wate...
The Dominican Republic’s "Ethnic Purging": Edwidge Danticat on Mass Deportation of Haitian Families
http://democracynow.org - The Dominican Republic is set to begin what some are calling "et...
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The Dominican Republic’s "Ethnic Purging": Edwidge Danticat on Mass Deportation of Haitian Families
The Dominican Republic’s "Ethnic Purging": Edwidge Danticat on Mass Deportation of Haitian Families
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http://democracynow.org - The Dominican Republic is set to begin what some are calling "ethnic purging," placing the fate of hundreds of thousands of Dominicans of Haitian descent into limbo. Half a million legally stateless people could be sent to Haiti this week, including those who have never stepped foot in Haiti and don’t speak the language. In 2013, a Dominican constitutional court ruling stripped the citizenship of children born to Haitian immigrants in the Dominican Republic as far back as 1929, retroactively leaving tens of thousands without citizenship. Today marks the deadline for undocumented workers to register their presence in the Dominican Republic or risk mass deportation. However, only 300 of the 250,000 Dominican Haitians applying for permits have reportedly received them. Many have actively resisted registering as foreigners, saying they are Dominican by birth and deserve full rights. Dominican authorities have apparently organized a fleet of buses and set up processing centers on the border with Haiti, creating widespread fears of mass roundups. The Dominican Republic’s decision to denationalize hundreds of thousands of people has sparked international outcry. We are joined by the acclaimed Haitian-American novelist Edwidge Danticat.
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Why Dominican Republic Hates Haiti
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Why Dominican Republic Hates Haiti
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The two countries may coexist on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola but historically they have rarely seen eye to eye. So why do Haiti and The Dominican Republic hate each other?
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Raw Coverage from the Dominican Republic
Hundreds of thousands of Haitian migrants in the Dominican Republic and children born in t...
published:18 Jun 2015
Raw Coverage from the Dominican Republic
Raw Coverage from the Dominican Republic
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Hundreds of thousands of Haitian migrants in the Dominican Republic and children born in the country to undocumented Haitians are facing the risk of imminent deportation on Wednesday if they fail to complete a "regularization" process by midnight, as authorities prepare to enforce a new immigration law. VICE News reporters Monica Villamizar and Eric Fernandez broadcasted live from Santo Domingo covering the local reaction.
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The Deadline for Citizenship: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 1)
Thousands of Dominican Haitians have been waiting — some for days — to enter the Ministry ...
published:18 Jun 2015
The Deadline for Citizenship: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 1)
The Deadline for Citizenship: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 1)
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Thousands of Dominican Haitians have been waiting — some for days — to enter the Ministry of the Interior to complete a "regularization" process in order to avoid deportation.
A 2013 ruling by the Dominican Republic's top court rendered hundreds of thousands of people in the country effectively stateless by revoking their citizenship. After an outcry from the international community, the Dominican government passed a law allowing residents a pathway to naturalization.
Wednesday, June 17 was the deadline for those registering for naturalization at government bureaus around the country, the busiest of which was in the capital, Santo Domingo.
VICE News was at the Ministry of the Interior in the capital on the day leading up to the deadline, where thousands of Dominican Haitians were waiting to register for citizenship.
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The Dominican Republic: The People of Color That Say They Are Not Black
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The Dominican Republic: The People of Color That Say They Are Not Black
The Dominican Republic: The People of Color That Say They Are Not Black
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The SouthPaw examines the controversial subject of Dark Latin American nationals that do not refer to themselves as black. It is a perfectly logical explanation for the country of the dominican republic. In many cases it is not that they lack the knowledge of their color but more so that the term "black" directly links them to "African Americans" which in truth are two entirely different cultures of people both having African roots. Not every Dominican will have African roots but a bulk of the population does especially those that are heavily melanated.
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Citizenship Limbo for Dominican Haitians: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 2)
A 2013 ruling by the Dominican Republic's top court rendered hundreds of thousands of Domi...
published:19 Jun 2015
Citizenship Limbo for Dominican Haitians: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 2)
Citizenship Limbo for Dominican Haitians: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 2)
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A 2013 ruling by the Dominican Republic's top court rendered hundreds of thousands of Dominican Haitians in the country effectively stateless by revoking their citizenship. After an outcry from the international community, the Dominican government passed a law allowing residents a pathway to naturalization. The deadline for those registering for naturalization at government bureaus around the country was Wednesday, June 17.
VICE News traveled to Batey Naranjo, a small rural village on the outskirts of Santo Domingo that is primarily populated by Haitians or Dominican Haitians, and spoke to residents about their confusion and concerns as to the ramifications of the naturalization deadline.
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Climate Crisis in the Dominican Republic: The Lake That Burned Down A Forest (Part 1)
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Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News VICE News travels to the Dominican Republic, site of a looming environmental and economic c...
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Vacation Nightmare: Sun, Sand, Prostitutes?
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Families Are Deporting Themselves to Haiti: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 3)
The border between the Dominican Republic and Haiti functions as a free trade zone. Twice ...
published:20 Jun 2015
Families Are Deporting Themselves to Haiti: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 3)
Families Are Deporting Themselves to Haiti: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 3)
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The border between the Dominican Republic and Haiti functions as a free trade zone. Twice a week, the gates open and people from both sides congregate to buy goods to bring back to their respective countries. The Dajabon border crossing is one of the main border crossings where this commerce occurs, and also acts as a point of passage where Haitian migrants frequently enter and exit the Dominican Republic.
In recent days, thousands of Dominican Haitians have been scrambling to complete a "regularization" process in order to avoid deportation after a court ruling effectively rendered them stateless. There were reports of small-scale initial deportations occurring Thursday, June 18, the day after the deadline to complete the process. On a larger scale, many families at risk of detainment and deportation are voluntarily self-deporting in order to avoid run-ins with authorities.
In the latest dispatch, VICE News rides across Dajabon border crossing with two families self-deporting back to Haiti after they failed to apply for residency, and gets an up-close look at the new detention centers set up by Dominican immigration authorities to enforce the new law.
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Economic Boom in Dominican Republic NBC News
Gorgeous story on economic boom in Dominican Republic. Written and produced by Nery Ynclan...
Gorgeous story on economic boom in Dominican Republic. Written and produced by Nery Ynclan.
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A Haitian Halfway House for Deportees: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 4)
The Haitian village of Malpasse, just across the border from the Dominican Republic, is ho...
published:25 Jun 2015
A Haitian Halfway House for Deportees: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 4)
A Haitian Halfway House for Deportees: Dominican Deadlock (Dispatch 4)
published:25 Jun 2015
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The Haitian village of Malpasse, just across the border from the Dominican Republic, is home to approximately 40 freshly-deported Dominican-Haitians and Haitian migrants who are being housed at the Fond Bayard community school.
Run by pastor Sinas Saintilus, the school’s classrooms have been repurposed as a place of shelter. Many of the deportees in Malpasse were born in the Dominican Republic, making them rightful citizens under the Dominican constitution, but they were forced to leave the country despite their legal status.
Haitian President Michel Martelly announced last week that the Haitian government would not acknowledge deported Dominican-Haitians, making people like those housed at the school in Malpasse effectively stateless.
VICE News visited the Fond Bayard school in Haiti to see firsthand what conditions are like at what has become a halfway house for those deported under the Dominican Republic's new naturalization law.
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In Photos: A Community in the Crosshairs of the Dominican Republic's Naturalization Law - http://bit.ly/1QIVmDi
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Dominican Republic Vacation Turns Scary
Part 2: What happens when ABC News confronts the resort about various problems?...
published:17 Aug 2013
Dominican Republic Vacation Turns Scary
Dominican Republic Vacation Turns Scary
published:17 Aug 2013
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Part 2: What happens when ABC News confronts the resort about various problems?
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Dominican Republic 1/6/2014
I was working for CBS news in the Dominican Republic, primarily just outside of Santo Domi...
I was working for CBS news in the Dominican Republic, primarily just outside of Santo Domingo.
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Christian Bale Zip-line in Dominican Republic
Check out Christian Bale trying out the Zip-line in the Dominican Republic in front of som...
published:16 Feb 2015
Christian Bale Zip-line in Dominican Republic
Christian Bale Zip-line in Dominican Republic
published:16 Feb 2015
views:463
Check out Christian Bale trying out the Zip-line in the Dominican Republic in front of some tourists!
Hi and welcome to Daily Picks and Flicks – viral videos, funny pictures and odd news blog. We cover all the funny, interesting and strange stuff that is buzzing around the world. The weirder the better. Daily Picks and Flicks is about two guys and their dream – doing something fun for a living. Each day, we surf the web in an effort to find interesting, entertaining and unique videos, pictures and weird news stories. If you like what you find here, please recommend us to your friends. We already like you.
The Streets of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. A typical day in a Santo Domingo neighborhood. About halfway through the video you can see everyday use of ...
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Top 5 Dominican Republic Hotels - Best Hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean
Top 5 Dominican Republic Hotels - Best Hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean
Book t...
published:24 Feb 2015
Top 5 Dominican Republic Hotels - Best Hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean
Top 5 Dominican Republic Hotels - Best Hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean
published:24 Feb 2015
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Top 5 Dominican Republic Hotels - Best Hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean
Book the best Dominican Republic hotels with Hotels.com: http://bit.ly/dominicantop5
Check out the top 5 hotels in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean. These hotels will provide you with an excellent vacation and the opportunity to explore the beautiful area that is the Dominican Republic. The Dominican Republic makes for a great winter snowbird getaway or a relaxing summer vacation. Stay awhile, relax on the beach, enjoy some amazing food, and drink the day away all-inclusive style!
Have an enjoyable stay, take in all that the Dominican Republic has to offer you and let us know what you thought of your experience at these top 5 resorts in the Dominican Republic, The Caribbean!
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#2 - The Reserve at Paradisus Palma Real
#1 - Iberostar Grand Bavaro Hotel
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Dominican Republic is the second largest and most diverse Caribbean country, situated just two hours south of Miami, less than four hours from New York and eight hours from most European cities. Known for our warm and hospitable people, Dominican Republic is a destination like no other, featuring astounding nature, intriguing history and rich culture.
Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the north and the Caribbean Sea on the south, our lush tropical island paradise boasts nearly 1,000 miles (1,609 km) of coastline, 250 miles (402 km) of the world’s top beaches, magnificent resorts and hotels, and a variety of sports, recreation and entertainment options. Here you can dance to the pulse pounding thrill of the merengue, renew in our luxurious and diverse accommodations, explore ancient relics of centuries past, delight in delicious Dominican gastronomy or enjoy ecotourism adventures in our magnificent national parks, mountain ranges, rivers and beaches.
Discovered in 1492 by Christopher Columbus, the country overflows with fascinating history, museums and exciting cultural experiences like music, art and festivals, plus uniquely Dominican specialties such as cigars, rum, chocolate, coffee, merengue, amber and larimar.
The #1 destination for golf in the Caribbean and Latin America, Dominican Republic delights visitors with 25 designer golf courses amid breathtaking coastlines with mountain backdrops and lush green fairways. With so many beautiful natural settings like romantic waterfalls, breathtaking coasts and idyllic accommodations, Dominican Republic is a top destination for weddings and romance. Many world class-resorts and hotels also cater to meetings and incentive groups who flock to Dominican Republic for excellent, friendly service and dynamic meeting venues.
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Dominican Republic - Come to dominican republic resorts
I explored several beaches in the north and east of Dominican Republic, and this in mt opi...
I explored several beaches in the north and east of Dominican Republic, and this in mt opinion was the most beautiful. You will find beach, mountain and good...
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Chef Narida Mohammed from Twice the Spice Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. ...
published:11 Aug 2015
Chef Narida Mohammed from Twice the Spice Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
Chef Narida Mohammed from Twice the Spice Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
published:11 Aug 2015
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BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Chef Narida Mohammed.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
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Elle Ray and RO G Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. ...
published:01 Aug 2015
Elle Ray and RO G Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
Elle Ray and RO G Interview at A Taste of the Caribbean
published:01 Aug 2015
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BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Elle Ray and RoG backstage.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. ...
published:18 Aug 2015
Chef Dimitri Lilavois
Chef Dimitri Lilavois
published:18 Aug 2015
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BLJ Films was the official Photographer for the 16th edition of A Taste of the Caribbean. We interviews Chef Dimitri Lilavois.
A Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC), founded by Gemma Raeburn-Baynes, is Quebec’s premier Caribbean cultural event. Celebrating its 16th year, TOTC is now a three day cultural feast of food, music and arts from over 20 Caribbean nations including Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Cuba and many more.
TOTC is a wonderful way to visit to the islands right in our own backyard, and a fantastic opportunity to experience the cornucopia of culture that is the Caribbean!
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Melia Caribe Tropical All Inclusive Resort Punta Cana Dominican Republic
If you are looking for a family friendly resort where tropical gardens flow right to the w...
If you are looking for a family friendly resort where tropical gardens flow right to the white sandy beach then look no further, Melia Caribe Tropical Resort...
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[AWESOME!] Street Food Around The World: Paris, France - Eng Sub | National Geographic Adventure
Travel Picks: Top 10 Street - Food cities
► Plot: Paris is the capital and most populous ...
published:28 Mar 2015
[AWESOME!] Street Food Around The World: Paris, France - Eng Sub | National Geographic Adventure
[AWESOME!] Street Food Around The World: Paris, France - Eng Sub | National Geographic Adventure
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Travel Picks: Top 10 Street - Food cities
► Plot: Paris is the capital and most populous city of France. Situated on the Seine River, in the north of the country, it is in the centre of the Île-de-France region, also known as the région parisienne, "Paris Region".
Paris: City of lights! Paris is the capital of the culinary world and food is equally treated as an art form. In this city, each food has its own specializing store: boulangerie, fromagerie and charcuterie. Ishai has 24 hours to dive into the wonderful French cuisine, where he will learn how to make the baguette, smell so many cheeses his senses will go into overload and meet with the famous food critic, Gilles Pudlowski.
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The Verses of Fine Dominican Republic Poets (In Spanish)
http://SupremeMasterTV.com -- The Verses of Fine Dominican Republic Poets (In Spanish). Ep...
http://SupremeMasterTV.com -- The Verses of Fine Dominican Republic Poets (In Spanish). Episode: 1758, Air Date: 8 July 2011. Today's Enlightening Entertainm...
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Taíno Rock Art of the Dominican Republic
Part I. An Introduction to Rock Art Studies in the Dominican Republic. From a recent paper...
Part I. An Introduction to Rock Art Studies in the Dominican Republic. From a recent paper by Daniel DuVall delivered in absentia at the IFRAO conference in ...
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Mis Vacaciones / My Vacations / Dominican Republic
Mis Vacaciones / My Vacations / Dominican Republic
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The Caribbean has been hit hard by the painful, mosquito-borne disease chikungunya. Far from its usual home of Africa and Asia, it is the first time it has b...
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School of Public Health Helps Deliver Clean Water In The Dominican Republic
Students, faculty and alumni from UAlbany's School of Public Health traveled to the Domini...
published:07 Jan 2015
School of Public Health Helps Deliver Clean Water In The Dominican Republic
School of Public Health Helps Deliver Clean Water In The Dominican Republic
published:07 Jan 2015
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Students, faculty and alumni from UAlbany's School of Public Health traveled to the Dominican Republic to help put their knowledge to work.
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Expat Healthcare Insurance And Hospital Options Near Cabrera Dominican Republic
What is expat healthcare like on the north coast of the Dominican Republic. Expats in the ...
What is expat healthcare like on the north coast of the Dominican Republic. Expats in the Cabrera Dominican Republic region have been very happy with the Cab...
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Expat Starts A Business In The Dominican Republic And Describes The Healthcare
The DR Escapes team interviews the owner of the English Schools of Nagua and Cabrera. http...
The DR Escapes team interviews the owner of the English Schools of Nagua and Cabrera. http://www.DRescapes.com John, an English expat, describes the advantag...
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Global Health - The Dominican Republic
The University of Richmond Global Health SSIR class goes to the Dominican Republic....
Kathy calls it a miracle! - Part 1 - For the http://DRescapes.com team it is just one more incredible example of the effectiveness of the alternative healhca...
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Improved Primary Health Care in Veron, Dominican Republic (2005) - 2013 Progress Report
Frank Rainieri of Grupo Puntacana delivers a commitment progress report at the 2013 CGI An...
Good healthcare is of utmost importance to expats and retirees looking to make their new home in Cabrera Dominican Republic. The http://DRescapes.com team in...
These Texas Expats are living a healthier lifestyle in Cabrera Dominican Republic. http://www.DRescapes.com They explain how in only a few short months in Ca...
Children in parts of the Dominican Republic live in severe poverty scratching for basic things such as food, shelter and clothing. Sports Gift is providing s...
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The Education Crisis Crippling Dominican Baseball Players
Over the last few decades, the Dominican Republic has changed the face of American basebal...
published:18 Jun 2015
The Education Crisis Crippling Dominican Baseball Players
The Education Crisis Crippling Dominican Baseball Players
published:18 Jun 2015
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Over the last few decades, the Dominican Republic has changed the face of American baseball by churning out talented players whose humble beginnings have helped cultivate a unique passion for the game. That passion is often due to dire circumstances that drive all focus to the diamond instead of the classroom. The result is thousands of young Dominican men sacrificing their education and formative years for a 2% chance of making it to the big leagues.
We sent Jaimie Sanchez to Boca Chica, a small, rural town that is home to the MLB's training camps to visit Junior Noboa. Junior is the head of Latin American Affairs for the Arizona Diamondbacks and has helped develop a digital education program for their young players. We also see Boca Chica through the eyes of two players who were forced to adjust to life back home after their dreams of major league glory never became a reality.
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Baseball in Dominican Republic
A look at the number one sport in the Dominican Republic.
Baseball is a national obsessio...
published:14 Apr 2013
Baseball in Dominican Republic
Baseball in Dominican Republic
published:14 Apr 2013
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A look at the number one sport in the Dominican Republic.
Baseball is a national obsession in the Dominican Republic. Trans World Sport headed to the Caribbean to find out what makes the sport is so incredibly popular and why boys up and down the country dream of playing in the North American Major League Baseball.
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NOC Archives: NY Yankees Robinson Cano in the Dominican Republic: Ice Bucket
Click here to subscribe to VICE Sports Now: http://bit.ly/1m1JBEh New York Yankees star Ro...
Click here to subscribe to VICE Sports Now: http://bit.ly/1m1JBEh New York Yankees star Robinson Cano reveals what drives him to success. Subscribe to the NO...
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Thailand vs Dominican Republic | 17 Aug 2015 | Pool B | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Preliminary round - Pool B: Thailand vs Dominican Republic ( 17 August 2015 - Local Time)
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published:17 Aug 2015
Thailand vs Dominican Republic | 17 Aug 2015 | Pool B | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Thailand vs Dominican Republic | 17 Aug 2015 | Pool B | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
published:17 Aug 2015
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Preliminary round - Pool B: Thailand vs Dominican Republic ( 17 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
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Japan vs Dominican Republic | 19 Aug 2015 | 3rd Places | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Final round - Bronze Medal : Japan vs Dominican Republic ( 19 August 2015 - Local Time)
Ve...
published:19 Aug 2015
Japan vs Dominican Republic | 19 Aug 2015 | 3rd Places | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Japan vs Dominican Republic | 19 Aug 2015 | 3rd Places | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
published:19 Aug 2015
views:171
Final round - Bronze Medal : Japan vs Dominican Republic ( 19 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
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Par for the Course - Cap Cana, Dominican Republic - Golf and Sports - on Voyage.tv
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published:02 Apr 2010
Par for the Course - Cap Cana, Dominican Republic - Golf and Sports - on Voyage.tv
Par for the Course - Cap Cana, Dominican Republic - Golf and Sports - on Voyage.tv
published:02 Apr 2010
views:4605
Visit http://voyage.tv/ for the best HD travel videos in the world.
Named the number one golf course in all of the Caribbean and Mexico by Golf Week Magazine,the Punta Espada Golf Course in the Dominican Republics Cap Cana lives up to the hype. This course was the first location to host the PGA Championship Tour outside of the United States, as well as the first of three Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Courses in Cap Cana. The fairways were named Punta Espada in honor of the majestic bluff across the water, which translates to the point of a sword. The Punta Espada bluff is visible from all points on the par 72 course, as are breathtaking views of the ocean. With eight holes directly on the water, its easy to see how Punta Espada has garnered such popularity. Designed for all levels of golfers, from novice to world champion, this beautifully landscaped course is a challenging and impressive golf destination. Meet Ellis Perez, director of communication at Cap Cana, and get a firsthand look at this stunning Cap Cana experience.
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Dominican Women's Volleyball on Trans World Sport
Trans World Sport visits the Dominican Republic and reports on women's volleyball. The Dom...
Trans World Sport visits the Dominican Republic and reports on women's volleyball. The Dominican Republic team are currently ranked 8th in the world. Subscri...
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Peru vs Dominican Republic| 12 Aug 2015 | Pool B |
Preliminary round - Pool B: Peru vs Dominican Republic ( 12 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venu...
published:12 Aug 2015
Peru vs Dominican Republic| 12 Aug 2015 | Pool B |
Peru vs Dominican Republic| 12 Aug 2015 | Pool B |
published:12 Aug 2015
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Preliminary round - Pool B: Peru vs Dominican Republic ( 12 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
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Brazil vs Dominican Republic | 18 Aug 2015 | Semifinals | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Final round - Semifinals : Brazil vs Dominican Republic ( 18 August 2015 - Local Time)
Ven...
published:18 Aug 2015
Brazil vs Dominican Republic | 18 Aug 2015 | Semifinals | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
Brazil vs Dominican Republic | 18 Aug 2015 | Semifinals | 2015 FIVB Women U23 World Championship
published:18 Aug 2015
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Final round - Semifinals : Brazil vs Dominican Republic ( 18 August 2015 - Local Time)
Venues: Ankara Arena Sports Hall, Ankara, Turkey
The 2015 FIVB Volleyball Women's U23 World Championship will be held in Ankara, Turkey, from 12 to 19 August 2015. This will be the second edition of the tournament
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIVB_Volleyball_Women%27s_U23_World_Championship
- http://u23.women.2015.volleyball.fivb.com/
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The Greek Sports Bar & Grill - Dominican Republic
The Greek Sports Bar and Grill opened its doors on December 22, 2011. It is located in El ...
The Greek Sports Bar and Grill opened its doors on December 22, 2011. It is located in El Cortecito, a small diverse cultural community in the heart of Bávar...
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Puerto Baní, Dominican Republic 30 Second Spot ran on Fox Sports
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This was a 30 second commercial Tony Batista and Brent Woodson ran during the 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Game on Fox Sports and MLB TV promoting the...
Reality Sports baseball teams spent a week in the Dominican Republic in June 2009 playing baseball and serving in the surrounding communities. Players had a ...
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Dominican Republic: Sports by Reisefernsehen.com - Reise-Video / travel clip
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published:25 Mar 2015
Dominican Republic: Sports by Reisefernsehen.com - Reise-Video / travel clip
Dominican Republic: Sports by Reisefernsehen.com - Reise-Video / travel clip
published:25 Mar 2015
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Reisevideo über Sportaktivitäten in der Dominikanischen Republik by Reisefernsehen.com - Mehr Infos: http://www.reisefernsehen.com/karibik/dominikanischerepublik/index.php
A 7 day trip to the Punta Cana in Dominican Republic, brings delight and thrill, to anyone looking for adventure and a good time! This video shows what it is...
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Dominican Republic Travel Guide
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published:23 May 2013
Dominican Republic Travel Guide
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published:23 May 2013
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Dominican Republic Travel Guide
Travel Guide By: Alex Creighton - created at http://animoto.com...
published:03 Nov 2014
Dominican Republic Travel Guide
Dominican Republic Travel Guide
published:03 Nov 2014
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Travel Guide By: Alex Creighton - created at http://animoto.com
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Traveling Advice - Dominican Republic
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Travel Dominican Republic: The Best Beach in the World
Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday. http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT Sonia Gil...
Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday. http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT Sonia Gil takes you on a ride to Playa Rincon in The Dominican Republic. Con...
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Day1: Guide to Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete (getting there)
Guide on how to get to Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete Dominican Republic . Via caribe tours...
published:18 Aug 2014
Day1: Guide to Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete (getting there)
Day1: Guide to Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete (getting there)
published:18 Aug 2014
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Guide on how to get to Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete Dominican Republic . Via caribe tours bus station from Santiago.
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Caribbean Islands Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Caribbean Islands. Haiti is the starting point of this jour...
Travel video about destination Caribbean Islands. Haiti is the starting point of this journey in the Caribbean. Since the time of Columbus, it has been the E...
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Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism - Dominican Republic Has it All
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Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday. http://bit.ly/SoniasTravelsYT Sonia Gil takes you on a boat ride to paradise as she explores some of the m...
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Travel Dominican Republic: Road Trip in DR
Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday.
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published:25 Sep 2014
Travel Dominican Republic: Road Trip in DR
Travel Dominican Republic: Road Trip in DR
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Cracking the Secret Code of Travel every Thursday.
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Sonia Gil takes you through the hills and valleys of one of the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean, The Dominican Republic. Ride shotgun with her on this adventure as you get to take all the beautiful sights and sounds the DR has to offer.
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Day 2: pt1:Guide to Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete ( Mount Isabel )
Sosua beach with a Mamajuana hangover via a motochoncho from Hotel Europa....
published:20 Aug 2014
Day 2: pt1:Guide to Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete ( Mount Isabel )
Day 2: pt1:Guide to Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata, Sosua, Cabarete ( Mount Isabel )
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Sosua beach with a Mamajuana hangover via a motochoncho from Hotel Europa.
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Dominican Republic Travel Guide For Sosua, Cabarete, Puerto Plata
http://www.discoversosua.com - Dominican Republic travel guide for Sosua, Cabarete, Puerto...
http://www.discoversosua.com - Dominican Republic travel guide for Sosua, Cabarete, Puerto Plata. Discover Sosua and Sosua real estate, Sosua beach condos, v...
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Travel Guide: Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
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Travel Guide to the Dominican Republic and Punta Cana...
published:08 Jul 2015
Travel Guide: Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
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Travel Guide to the Dominican Republic and Punta Cana! A look at the Barcelo Bavaro Beach Resort. Another day in paradise... one of the hidden treasures of the Caribbean. Follow this bikini model around as she visits the Island of Hispaniola.
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INFORMUCATE: DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Informucate Fast Facts Videos cover thousands of topics, with more added daily….and if you...
published:06 Oct 2014
INFORMUCATE: DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
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Informucate Fast Facts Videos cover thousands of topics, with more added daily….and if you like our videos, you will love our unique take on the news at http://www.informucate.com
WASHINGTON. NASA scientists have designed the concept of a spacecraft that would hitch rides on comets and asteroids by spearing them with tethers. Comet Hitchhiker is a concept for orbiting and landing on comets and asteroids using the kinetic energy - the energy of motion - of these small bodies ...Next, the spacecraft would reel out the tether while applying a brake that harvests energy while the spacecraft accelerates ... ....
Article by WN.com Correspondent DallasDarling. Before Germany and Austria finally agreed to allow thousands of immigrants to cross their borders, it appeared once again that thousands of fleeing refugees would become casualties of "lives undeserving of life."(1) Indeed, and starting in 1941, millions of so-called undesirables across Europe were also considered "lives undeserving of life." ... The U.S ...GeneralDwight D ... (1) Jones, Adam ... 27....
The NSA whistleblower, living in ‘exile’ in Russia, called government fundamentally wrong when accepting prize. EdwardSnowden has criticised Russia for its crackdown on internet freedom and lax attitude to gay rights, despite having been granted asylum by the country. The NationalSecurity Agency whistleblower branded Moscow’s tightening grip over online activities and treatment of homosexuals as “fundamentally wrong” ... He said ... “I do ... ....
Thai police are set to seek a warrant for the arrest of a tenth suspect in connection with last month's Erawan Shrine bombing, a source close to the investigation said yesterday. Police investigators are likely to seek court permission to issue the warrant tomorrow, the source said. The 10th suspect had stayed with a foreign man identified as AdemKaradag, who was the first suspect arrested in connection with the August 17 attack....
NAGOYA, Japan (AP) The United States defeated the DominicanRepublic 25-10, 25-19, 25-17 Sunday in its final game of the women's volleyball World Cup to secure a top-three finish....
Women's National Team concluded the FIVB World Cup with a 25-10, 25-19, 25-17 victory over DominicanRepublic on Sunday in Nagoya, Japan, and now must await the results of tonight's final match between host Japan and China to determine if it earns a ticket to the Olympic Games in the first qualification tournament ... scored the first two points of the match on DominicanRepublic errors ... 6 - DominicanRepublic (5-6, 16 points)....
(Source. Portland Sea Dogs). Manuel Margot is gifted with an incredible range of tools. On Saturday, they were all on display at Hadlock Field. The Red Sox's No ... The native of the DominicanRepublic is 8-for-15 (.533) during a four-game hitting streak that's upped his Eastern League batting average to .258. MLB.com's No ... distributed by ... (noodl. 29742719) ....
Attending the PIDF as a participant, I was impressed by the determined stance taken by Pacific Islands' leaders. The clear message was 'enough is enough!' ... And, he added ... But, unlike the Pacific, other Caribbean states, including the independent states of Cuba and the DominicanRepublic, and the many dependencies of France, the Netherlands, the United States and Britain, are not part of the single chorus of raised voices ... ....
(Source. Toronto Blue Jays) ... Now they want to do for others what was done for them ... Bautista's solo homer DET@TOR ... When Bautista began his charitable venture, he was carrying on the legacy that Odermann began, changing the fate of many young baseball players from the DominicanRepublic who didn't know anything other than leaving their country as teenagers to try to provide for families at home with a signing bonus and big league dreams....
DominicanRepublic snap two-game losing streak with win over Algeria. Yonkaira PaolaPenaIsabel leads DominicanRepublic with 14 kills ... Yonkaira Paola Pena Isabel made 14 kills in 17 attempts and a block for DominicanRepublic before receiving the Most Impressive Player award....
Earlier on Saturday, DominicanRepublic snapped a two-match losing streak after they defeated winless Algeria in straight sets (25-11, 25-12, 25-7) ... 26 - Prisilla Rivera Brens of DominicanRepublic v Japan on August 27 ... 29 - Kim Yeon-Koung of Korea v DominicanRepublic on September 1 ... 29 - Kim Yeon-Koung of Korea v DominicanRepublic on September 1 ... 26 - Prisilla Rivera Brens of DominicanRepublic v Japan on August 27....