Santo Domingo.– Venezuela plans to build 2,000 homes for poor families
in the Dominican province of Montecristi, on the border with Haiti,
Governor Alejandro Toribio said yesterday.
According to Toribio, the
houses will be “equitably” distributed among low-income people in the
towns of San Fernando, Villa Vasquez, Castañuelas, Guayubin and Las
Matas de Santa Cruz.
The governor said Venezuelan President Hugo
Chavez has already sent a commission to begin construction of the 2,000
houses, which will be prefabricated. The work will start next week and the initiative will allow
poor families to have a sturdy roof over their heads and “live in more
dignified conditions,” he added.
Toribio said the homes are a
sign of the Venezuelan government’s solidarity with the Dominican
people and hailed the strong relations between the two countries.
Under the leftist Chavez, oil-rich
Venezuela has provided crude at preferential prices to Caribbean
countries and even free home heating oil to poor Americans.
Written by: josean, 8 Nov 2009 1:41 AM
From: United States
Banistan will have a heart attack!
Guillermo moreno 2012!
From: United States, Brooklyn
I fear the Greeks even when they bring gifts...
Written by: josean, 8 Nov 2009 2:32 AM
From: United States
"The only thing we have to Fear is Fear itself!"
FDR
Written by: BASTA, 8 Nov 2009 4:49 AM
From: Dominican Republic, =Ghetto/Legalize Drugs
One guess- Who's the Pato?
Why? where the Hook?
From: United States, Faber College Double Secret Probation
ABC and Josean will finally get homes for services rendered
Written by: pelaut, 8 Nov 2009 8:13 AM
From: United States
What will be stored in the houses?
From: Dominican Republic
lol LF probaly pissed of chavez dont just give him the money to build the houses himself.
What ever happen to those house's chavez sent to be built i thing in Bonao, after the tropical storms affected us,i think there was controversy because they where going to hand the key over to PLD members that did not need them or something. Ahh let me do some digging of info.
From: Canada, Montreal
Good move from Chavez..
From: Dominican Republic
So the plan of re-population of border provinces will really get going.
Written by: abc200, 8 Nov 2009 10:15 AM
From: United Kingdom
Excellent gesture.
S.
Written by: Trujillo, 8 Nov 2009 10:29 AM
From: Dominican Republic
While you're at it, why don't you ask Hugo Chavez to solve our blackout, water shortage and crime problem too since he has done a great job solving those problems, including the housing shortage, in Venezuela....SIGH..
Written by: Grosero, 8 Nov 2009 11:34 AM
From: United States
Use brick-and-mortar instead of mud.
Written by: juanb, 8 Nov 2009 12:23 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Considering the income that Venezuela receives from its oil, it is amazing the level of poverty that exists there. The crime is out of control. Better Chavez should take care of his own problems before meddling in the affairs of others. If LF weren't such a disaster as a leader he wouldn't have to go looking for some other commie loser to bail him out.
Written by: abc200, 8 Nov 2009 12:30 PM
From: United Kingdom
The strong work ethic of the Dominican and Haitian people will doubtless influence the Venez people involved in the contract. Years of US led corruption in the country have doubless led to demoralisation whcih is slowly but surely being overcome thought the socialist democratic Bolivian revolution.
S.
Written by: whipmeco, 8 Nov 2009 1:10 PM
From: United States, Colorado
This is what happens when you can't steal any more from your own country. You have to have someone else build something you can steal later.
From: United States, San Diego, CA - (Dei sitio)
Any help or gift is welcomed; at least, this one is not coming from Pirateland.
From: United States
josean, vacanos, blutarsky flight right !
From: Dominican Republic, Boca de Chavon
There are some interesting words in this press release. The first is prefabricated and so I assume that these homes will be built in Venezuela and will come to Montecristi by ship and lorry..so all that will be interesting as workers here try to assemble the houses.
The second is equitably..aword that is unknown in the DR and the final word is dignity and I do not think Dominicans dwell too much on that state .
The final sentance must be some form of justification for the policies of Chavez which have denied his people of many freedoms and enriched his own wealth.
Written by: josean, 8 Nov 2009 6:52 PM
From: United States
"The final sentance must be some form of justification for the policies of Chavez which have denied his people of many freedoms and enriched his own wealth.'
Is that a veiled criticism of LIE-onel "El Perfecto" Fernandez? There is still hope for you; you’re in better health than we all hoped for!
Written by: josean, 8 Nov 2009 6:55 PM
From: United States
PS
It is alleged that Chavez promised if LIE-onel Fernandez is good little "boy" he may send 180,000 additional people to ride the metro on a daily basis!
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
That picture represents the aggregate of everything I despise about "banana republic rulers".....two confirmed buffoons ruining entire countries, and with the tacit adulation of ignorant people.
Written by: juanb, 8 Nov 2009 7:57 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Extremely well put, Glomar.
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
JuanB,
Thank you for kind comment.
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
Josean,
Obviously, we adhere to different political leanings.
What I can clearly tell you is that when the 20th century is properly chronicled in terms of great leaders, it should read this way:
First tier:
1) Winston Churchill
2) Margaret Thatcher
3) Ronald Reagan
4) Mohandas Gandhi
5) Golda Meir
Second Tier:
6) Charles DeGaulle
7) Gamal Nasser
8) Indira Gandhi
9) Mao Tse Tung
10) Fidel Castro
From: Botswana, Seatin here in Gaborone having a drink with Ms Pussy Galore
@ glomarexplorer
confusuis would say you are a wise child.
However putting the Gipper on the first tier list that Is by default. Only thing I truly respected about that cat was his gangsterism,he was not afraid to put a heatsicking missile in Kadhafi's tent.
His voodoo economic well we are getting the side effect of that now. His stand on the issue of aids while so many die.
Many lives were lost in Latin America do to his policies
your second tier excellent, uncle Ho from Vietnam should have been in there too.
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
PatD,
Thank you for your comments.
The brilliance of Reagan and Reaganomics is that he didn't have to be right, and maybe he wasn't. It was the fear that the American economic and war machineries instilled on our enemies that matter, and how the modernization or expansion of our instruments of war forced our enemies to join in a race they couldn't win and bankrupted them in process, while assuring real or even false prosperity for us. That was great, and we didn't even have to go to war to prevail.
We could talk about "voodoo economics" and similar until the cows come home, and you might be right in your assumption that it was just so; however, we are just looking for cause and effect here and, in the end, we experienced great prosperity and pride and respect during the Reagan years. So, yes, I admire him and respect him and am glad he was my president and leader. Too bad men like this only come once a generation.
From: Botswana, Seatin here in Gaborone having a drink with Ms Pussy Galore
Glomarexplorer
Point well taking,you have articulate this better than any pondit on the right . Our commarade from the east said he was going to berried us,but we bankrupted his ass into submission.
I will give the Gipper credit for that,funny thing is he was a lousy actor but I guess a great poker player.
Written by: bienamor, 8 Nov 2009 10:50 PM
From: Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo
why do the real negative posters, who I assume are Dominican(from their comments) all seem to have foreign addresses? Goes to credibility
josean, abc200, blutarsky, vacanos
Reminds me of all the bitching when Citgo was is supplying heating oil in the US. Good for the people receiving the help.
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
PatD,
I again thank you for your civilized commentary, rebuttal.
I look forward to future dialogue with you on various issues.
In my opinion, that should be spirit of forum. Perhaps we should have less whining and more focused, respectful and intelligent dialogue. That would really me wonderful! And maybe then we could begin to effect meaningful changes in our beloved DR-I long for the day that happens!
Again, thanks.
From: Dominican Republic, Boca de Chavon
I think there have been some much better leaders than glomarexplorer has nominated. Churchill put the C into courage and Thatcher may have pulled England out of its economic malaise but there have been wonderful leader in Asia who have led their countries to prosperity and peace...there have been leaders in Australia who have established a great multi ethnic population, there have been great leaders in Africa who have lead their countries out of colonial control and most people probably would have Roosevelt JFK and Ike well ahead of Reagan.
Written by: Lopez31, 9 Nov 2009 10:58 AM
From: United States
Excellent move my chavez!
Written by: xwill7, 9 Nov 2009 11:53 AM
From: United States, Chicago
great news for some people
Written by: HiHater, 9 Nov 2009 12:18 PM
From: United States, Brooklyn, NY
Gloma,
You are missing the greatest leader of them all:
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Now there is a man's man and a leader's leader.
From: United States
why is he builing homes in the dominican republic. could it be he wants dr to follow his ideals and beliefs. I know leonel is a puppet for him . why do we have a homosexual like lionel fernandez has president he is just waiting for the right time to turn into a dictator so he could turn the dominican republic into a cuba or venezuela. I think leonel thinks he could do it but dominicans to violent to let that happen but he will make the next move to become a dictator in 2012 mark my words it will happen
Written by: abc200, 9 Nov 2009 1:07 PM
From: United Kingdom
The socialist revolution is spreading thoghout the region.........
Hungry people, dying babies are out of fashion - although they were when the US claimed the area as its backyard..... Will the countries of the region realize their potential relieved of some of the oppression of the evil empire - the USA.
Report from the BBC!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8345071.stmWe do have some crazy posters!
S.
From: United States
this sounds fishy
Written by: josean, 9 Nov 2009 1:30 PM
From: United States
Dr. Strangelove,
"The brilliance of Reagan and Reaganomics is that he didn't have to be right, and maybe he wasn't. It was the fear that the American economic and war machineries instilled on our enemies that matter, and how the modernization or expansion of our instruments of war forced our enemies to join in a race they couldn't win and bankrupted them in process, while assuring real or even false prosperity for us. That was great, and we didn't even have to go to war to prevail."
Does this "brilliance" also cover the creation of the embryo of Al Qaeda by supporting the Mujahideen in Afghanistan and order the CIA to train Bi laden and his cohorts in the us of stinger missile which like his economic policies have come back home to bite us in the rear.
Continued:
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
Like Chicago Cubs fans, when visiting team hits a home run and they throw back the ball into field, turn this down and advise Mr. Chavez to keep his money and improve well-being of his own people.
We don't want the ulterior motives, or massive strings that should come with this seemingly well-intentioned gesture.
As a nation with high ambitions, we simply cannot continue to receive proverbial free fish; instead, we must concentrate on learning to catch fish, then maybe we could achieve a measure of self-sufficiency and meaningful progress.
Written by: josean, 9 Nov 2009 1:40 PM
From: United States
From: United States, Fresh Water Paradise-NY Finger Lakes
Josean,
Please cite short list of personalities who were brilliant in every aspect of their careers and deeds.
Ronald Reagan, was human and, as such not infallible.
Mao, Castro, Roosevelt, Gandhi, Curchill, DeGaulle, Nasser, Meir, Thatcher all made mistakes and, why not, they were human beings who faced tremendous odds and had to satisfy so many and make necessary compromises-some of which represented best option amongst many bad ones. I give them all great credit for the tough choices they had to make. That's all.
Written by: josean, 9 Nov 2009 1:52 PM
From: United States
Dr. Strangelove,
I agree no human is perfect, ah but the point is you subscribed brilliancy to Regan; the two words don’t belong in the same sentence or for that matter in the same story!
This guy was a third rate actor who had a good voice and played a script that was written for him for by his corporate puppeteers. Probably the only time he deserved an Academy Award for playing the role of a president “perfectly” as his Corporate Directors ordered him to!
He was the man who carried out the agenda of those that Eisenhower warned us about the Military Industrial Complex!
Written by: xwill7, 9 Nov 2009 2:01 PM
From: United States, Chicago
abc is on jugo's side
Written by: anthonyC, 9 Nov 2009 2:43 PM
From: United States
Josie has no grasp of History.
He seems to forget that after the mujaheddin drove out the Russians it was the Democrat controled congress who refused to give any significant aid to rebuild Afghanistan. Especially in helping to build a democracy.
That is what we are paying for today. Just like it was Carters fault we have a Islamo-fascist state in Iran, FDR/Truman allowed the Soviets to take eastern Europe and JFK allowed the Berlin Wall.
The Democrats mess up the World and then the Republicans have to come in and clean up their mess.
Written by: Vivacuba, 9 Nov 2009 4:14 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Very good. VivaHugo! Gostoso! Gente Bueno!
Written by: josean, 9 Nov 2009 5:33 PM
From: United States
Josie has no grasp of History.
Wrong again gusanito:
"The Mujahideen were significantly financed and armed (and are alleged to have been trained) by the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) during the CARTER[5] and Reagan administrations"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MujahideenI believe CARTER was before Reagan, but then you are the one with the grasp of history; Although you have no grasp of REALITY, Cubanito!
Written by: HiHater, 9 Nov 2009 5:57 PM
From: United States, Brooklyn, NY
anthonyC,
What flavored kool aid is that?
Grape?
Cherry?
Orange?
Written by: anthonyC, 9 Nov 2009 10:49 PM
From: United States
Josie,
I hope you are good looking because you will never have sex if you depend on your brains.
The original CIA budget for the Afghan rebels under Carter was..........are you ready?...........
1 million dollars!!!! And that was only to appease the Republicans. It was under Reagan that the budget was increased to a respectable $110 + Million dollars.
The best part was how you totally ignored the fact that I was talking about after the Afghan Rebels drove out the Russians..........Get it?........AFTER!!!!!!!
The Dems in congress totally cut them off. No help to rebuild their nation. no help for creating a democracy......NADA, ZIP, ZILCH.....NOTHING. This allowed the situation to flounder and the Iranian supported Taliban moved in to fill the void.
What? You mean the Mujaheddin and the Taliban aren't one in the same? But MSNBC said they were and Keithe Obermann would never lie!
BTW using Wikipedia as a source is pretty lame.
Written by: josean, 10 Nov 2009 11:22 AM
From: United States
BTW using Wikipedia as a source is pretty lame.
What should I use Fixed News?
"It was under Reagan that the budget was increased to a respectable $110 + Million dollars."
I thought you right wingers are always complaining of “throwing money” at a problem, unless of course as Eisenhower said it is towards the Military Industrial Complex?
I rather rely on the advice of Eisenhower a guy who actually fought and Won a War rather than republican chicken hawks, like Rush Dumba, Mark The Scream or Halliburton Cheney.
Written by: abc200, 10 Nov 2009 11:50 AM
From: United Kingdom
Written by: danny00, 10 Nov 2009 6:21 PM
From: United States
BUILD HOMES FOR THE POOR IN THE DR...
did u kinow their is a major problem in venezuela, 1,000 with out elec.
yes they are having MAJOR PROBLEMS in this country..... this guy chavez be careful... remember the russians and castro....in cuba.....
Written by: okian, 11 Nov 2009 11:04 AM
From: United States
And just think, for only the cost of a few souls to Chavez in exchange.
From: United States
wow gloma you actually put ronald reagan has a great leader? you either must be die hard republican, or a brain wash white southerner. what made ronald reagan so such a great leader all the crack cocaned he flooded in all the cities in the united states. or the all the bioligical weapons he sold to saddam hussen in1983
Written by: zak325, 12 Nov 2009 10:37 AM
From: United States
In the 11/11/09 New York Times, theres an article about the lack of sufficient electricity in Venezuela, a country rich in oil reserves and hydroelectric resources. Nationalization has deminished the effciency of the power generation plant to a great degree. Maybe Chavez's interest in the DR is in how to emulate bad electricity policy. I wonder if ordinary Venezuleans know if their national treasure is beng spent around the wold to make Chavez look like El Benefactdador ? I don't think so, or else they'd be out in the streets.
From: United States, Lawrence MA, Montecristi RD
I hope to see this actually happen, it would be wonderful for the people of Montecristi.
Written by: abc200, 25 Nov 2009 9:40 AM
From: United Kingdom
During the period of UK recovery post-war the UK government built 400,000 new homes in one year - never equalled since. Venez is showing the way that DR the govrnment can make maybe 80,000 (lesser population ) new homes evry year. The raw materials exist. It just require co-ordination and control!
Right On!
S.
From: United States, Faber College Double Secret Probation
but abc the UK had huge assistance from the USA also they had bundles for Britain and CARE packages with lots and lots of spam .....dont you remember mummy bringing home the chocolate and silk stockings she got from the GIs while working at the red light bar
From: United States, Faber College Double Secret Probation
you remember dont you Target
Written by: abc200, 27 Nov 2009 6:12 PM
From: United Kingdom
No assistance in the 50's from the US. Blut's rantings from his confused little mind.....
Right On - ignore the i.....
S.
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Guillermo moreno 2012!
I fear the Greeks even when they bring gifts...
FDR
Why? where the Hook?
What ever happen to those house's chavez sent to be built i thing in Bonao, after the tropical storms affected us,i think there was controversy because they where going to hand the key over to PLD members that did not need them or something. Ahh let me do some digging of info.
S.
S.
The second is equitably..aword that is unknown in the DR and the final word is dignity and I do not think Dominicans dwell too much on that state .
The final sentance must be some form of justification for the policies of Chavez which have denied his people of many freedoms and enriched his own wealth.
Is that a veiled criticism of LIE-onel "El Perfecto" Fernandez? There is still hope for you; you’re in better health than we all hoped for!
It is alleged that Chavez promised if LIE-onel Fernandez is good little "boy" he may send 180,000 additional people to ride the metro on a daily basis!
That picture represents the aggregate of everything I despise about "banana republic rulers".....two confirmed buffoons ruining entire countries, and with the tacit adulation of ignorant people.
Thank you for kind comment.
Obviously, we adhere to different political leanings.
What I can clearly tell you is that when the 20th century is properly chronicled in terms of great leaders, it should read this way:
First tier:
1) Winston Churchill
2) Margaret Thatcher
3) Ronald Reagan
4) Mohandas Gandhi
5) Golda Meir
Second Tier:
6) Charles DeGaulle
7) Gamal Nasser
8) Indira Gandhi
9) Mao Tse Tung
10) Fidel Castro
confusuis would say you are a wise child.
However putting the Gipper on the first tier list that Is by default. Only thing I truly respected about that cat was his gangsterism,he was not afraid to put a heatsicking missile in Kadhafi's tent.
His voodoo economic well we are getting the side effect of that now. His stand on the issue of aids while so many die.
Many lives were lost in Latin America do to his policies
your second tier excellent, uncle Ho from Vietnam should have been in there too.
Thank you for your comments.
The brilliance of Reagan and Reaganomics is that he didn't have to be right, and maybe he wasn't. It was the fear that the American economic and war machineries instilled on our enemies that matter, and how the modernization or expansion of our instruments of war forced our enemies to join in a race they couldn't win and bankrupted them in process, while assuring real or even false prosperity for us. That was great, and we didn't even have to go to war to prevail.
We could talk about "voodoo economics" and similar until the cows come home, and you might be right in your assumption that it was just so; however, we are just looking for cause and effect here and, in the end, we experienced great prosperity and pride and respect during the Reagan years. So, yes, I admire him and respect him and am glad he was my president and leader. Too bad men like this only come once a generation.
Point well taking,you have articulate this better than any pondit on the right . Our commarade from the east said he was going to berried us,but we bankrupted his ass into submission.
I will give the Gipper credit for that,funny thing is he was a lousy actor but I guess a great poker player.
josean, abc200, blutarsky, vacanos
Reminds me of all the bitching when Citgo was is supplying heating oil in the US. Good for the people receiving the help.
I again thank you for your civilized commentary, rebuttal.
I look forward to future dialogue with you on various issues.
In my opinion, that should be spirit of forum. Perhaps we should have less whining and more focused, respectful and intelligent dialogue. That would really me wonderful! And maybe then we could begin to effect meaningful changes in our beloved DR-I long for the day that happens!
Again, thanks.
You are missing the greatest leader of them all:
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Now there is a man's man and a leader's leader.
Hungry people, dying babies are out of fashion - although they were when the US claimed the area as its backyard..... Will the countries of the region realize their potential relieved of some of the oppression of the evil empire - the USA.
Report from the BBC!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8345071.stm
We do have some crazy posters!
S.
"The brilliance of Reagan and Reaganomics is that he didn't have to be right, and maybe he wasn't. It was the fear that the American economic and war machineries instilled on our enemies that matter, and how the modernization or expansion of our instruments of war forced our enemies to join in a race they couldn't win and bankrupted them in process, while assuring real or even false prosperity for us. That was great, and we didn't even have to go to war to prevail."
Does this "brilliance" also cover the creation of the embryo of Al Qaeda by supporting the Mujahideen in Afghanistan and order the CIA to train Bi laden and his cohorts in the us of stinger missile which like his economic policies have come back home to bite us in the rear.
Continued:
Like Chicago Cubs fans, when visiting team hits a home run and they throw back the ball into field, turn this down and advise Mr. Chavez to keep his money and improve well-being of his own people.
We don't want the ulterior motives, or massive strings that should come with this seemingly well-intentioned gesture.
As a nation with high ambitions, we simply cannot continue to receive proverbial free fish; instead, we must concentrate on learning to catch fish, then maybe we could achieve a measure of self-sufficiency and meaningful progress.
Please cite short list of personalities who were brilliant in every aspect of their careers and deeds.
Ronald Reagan, was human and, as such not infallible.
Mao, Castro, Roosevelt, Gandhi, Curchill, DeGaulle, Nasser, Meir, Thatcher all made mistakes and, why not, they were human beings who faced tremendous odds and had to satisfy so many and make necessary compromises-some of which represented best option amongst many bad ones. I give them all great credit for the tough choices they had to make. That's all.
I agree no human is perfect, ah but the point is you subscribed brilliancy to Regan; the two words don’t belong in the same sentence or for that matter in the same story!
This guy was a third rate actor who had a good voice and played a script that was written for him for by his corporate puppeteers. Probably the only time he deserved an Academy Award for playing the role of a president “perfectly” as his Corporate Directors ordered him to!
He was the man who carried out the agenda of those that Eisenhower warned us about the Military Industrial Complex!
He seems to forget that after the mujaheddin drove out the Russians it was the Democrat controled congress who refused to give any significant aid to rebuild Afghanistan. Especially in helping to build a democracy.
That is what we are paying for today. Just like it was Carters fault we have a Islamo-fascist state in Iran, FDR/Truman allowed the Soviets to take eastern Europe and JFK allowed the Berlin Wall.
The Democrats mess up the World and then the Republicans have to come in and clean up their mess.
Wrong again gusanito:
"The Mujahideen were significantly financed and armed (and are alleged to have been trained) by the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) during the CARTER[5] and Reagan administrations"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mujahideen
I believe CARTER was before Reagan, but then you are the one with the grasp of history; Although you have no grasp of REALITY, Cubanito!
What flavored kool aid is that?
Grape?
Cherry?
Orange?
I hope you are good looking because you will never have sex if you depend on your brains.
The original CIA budget for the Afghan rebels under Carter was..........are you ready?...........
1 million dollars!!!! And that was only to appease the Republicans. It was under Reagan that the budget was increased to a respectable $110 + Million dollars.
The best part was how you totally ignored the fact that I was talking about after the Afghan Rebels drove out the Russians..........Get it?........AFTER!!!!!!!
The Dems in congress totally cut them off. No help to rebuild their nation. no help for creating a democracy......NADA, ZIP, ZILCH.....NOTHING. This allowed the situation to flounder and the Iranian supported Taliban moved in to fill the void.
What? You mean the Mujaheddin and the Taliban aren't one in the same? But MSNBC said they were and Keithe Obermann would never lie!
BTW using Wikipedia as a source is pretty lame.
What should I use Fixed News?
"It was under Reagan that the budget was increased to a respectable $110 + Million dollars."
I thought you right wingers are always complaining of “throwing money” at a problem, unless of course as Eisenhower said it is towards the Military Industrial Complex?
I rather rely on the advice of Eisenhower a guy who actually fought and Won a War rather than republican chicken hawks, like Rush Dumba, Mark The Scream or Halliburton Cheney.
http://www.sipri.org/yearbook/2009/05
US has 41% of worlds military expenditure in 2008.
http://www.sipri.org/yearbook/2009/05/05A
S.
did u kinow their is a major problem in venezuela, 1,000 with out elec.
yes they are having MAJOR PROBLEMS in this country..... this guy chavez be careful... remember the russians and castro....in cuba.....
Right On!
S.
Right On - ignore the i.....
S.