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Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Immigration Agency began an investigation in San Jose, Costa Rica Wednesday, into alleged women trafficking and prostitution in that country.

Dominican ambassador in Costa Rica, Adonaida Medina said, Immigration officials will meet with Costa Rican authorities on the situation, reported on by the Central American country's media. 

The Dominican Embassy in Costa Rica said senior Immigration officials will be in Costa Rica to work with Costa Rican authorities on the problems of Dominicans who enter that nation illegally and who exercise prostitution in some tourist resorts.

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Written by: rom1804 This user is banned, 18 Jun 2008 10:45 PM
From: Zimbabwe
I see
Written by: White, 19 Jun 2008 12:21 AM
From: United States
@ room1804,

What do you see?
Written by: rom1804 This user is banned, 19 Jun 2008 9:37 AM
From: Zimbabwe
Oh! Nothing.
Written by: batguano101, 19 Jun 2008 7:01 PM
From: United States
I see someone is pimping DR women to Costa Rica.
Maybe a triangle could be set up like the colonial times in the US.
The DR could sent women to CR, then CR send women to Panama, the Panama send Chinese women to the DR, and so forth.
But nanny's instead of sex trade workers.
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