SANTO DOMINGO.- Haiti ambassador Fritz Cinéas yesterday announced that from now on, the Maria Montez International Airport, located in southwestern Barahona province, will be the terminal which Haitians who live abroad will use to travel to and from Port-au-Prince. “Barahona then, would be like the airport of Port-au-Prince. The passengers would arrive in airplanes at Barahona, and they would go to Port-au-Prince in buses.”
The Haitian diplomat called the Dominican authorities decision to facilitate the Maria Montez a great gesture of solidarity with the Haitian people, who’ll be able to travel to or return from abroad via that terminal, which since built in the late 1980s is considered a white elephant.
Although dozens of flights and humanitarian aid for Haiti arrive in Maria Montez daily, Cinéas noted that it was in Monday’s meeting held in the border town Jimaní, when his Government formally requested it from the Dominican authorities.
The Haitian diplomat, who reviewed his country’s situation after the powerful quake which devastated its capital, also thanked the Dominican Government’s to build the span of highway from Jimaní to the Haiti town Fond Parisien.
Haiti’s situation is slowly normalizing
Although Cinéas considered the lack of coordination in the aid arriving from different parts of the world unfortunate, he hailed the solidarity of Dominicans and, in a message to the Haitians residing in the country, he invited them “to be worthy” of the support received by the Dominican Government and the community.
Written by: telemeco, 27 Jan 2010 8:41 AM
From: United States, Paterson, New Jersey
What you have to do for the Dominican Goverment to build road in my home town,,,,they are still dirt road,,,but they building 12 km in Haiti,,,WTF is that
Written by: generoso, 27 Jan 2010 8:51 AM
From: United States, Quisqueya
According to a radio commentator:
One more step to completion of the unification or DR-Haiti ""fusion" project. We are slowly being duped, like donkeys with a carrot in front of us held by a stick.
The carrots are the immense profits to take a bite of the Haiti reconstruction projects, and increased commerce revitalized by international donations.
A year from now the money will be gone, nowhere to be found, the Haitian officials will be living the high life abroad, and the DR will be left holding the empty bag, now with the whole country of Haiti dependent on us, with their hands extended.
I sure hope his predictions are wrong, the money is used well, and the illegal Haitian to DR immigration is reversed.
Written by: telemeco, 27 Jan 2010 8:55 AM
From: United States, Paterson, New Jersey
GENEROSO
you forgot that a year from now we will have the NGO, Jesuit Priest, Sonia Pierre and other SOB saying that we are taking advantage of the Haitian Diapora, and slave them and this and that and all this B/S and all we done forgotten cause it was not on CNN
From: Dominican Republic, Barbacoa Samana in the Hills
this white elephant will finally get some use .....if they can afford to fly in they can afford to fly out
Written by: generoso, 27 Jan 2010 9:17 AM
From: United States, Quisqueya
The DR also offered to rebuild the highway from Barahona airport to Jimani and then on to PAP, without it the Barahona airport use will be challenging and uncomfortable to say the least.
It is not clear who will pay for the highway, but what is real clear is that the DR wants a head start in the lucrative Haitian reconstruction projects, and be first in line to repair the highway to PAP.
Many of the roads in DR, including the autopista Duarte, our main highway from Santo Domingo to Santiago, are in a bad state of disrepair, and full of holes.
We need to maintain and repair our own highways as well, that connect to all the tourist and resort areas, that are in urgent need of repair and expansion.
From: United States
the parasitic Haitian elite is already looking for bigger mansions.
They will sonn put their hands on the aid money .
One of these days ,they will not have enough time to sneak into the Dominica Republic or catch a flight to France with their multiples vias and dual citizenship.
From: United States
Chill, let LION-NEL drive !
From: Dominican Republic
Gen,
I believe they just signed your release papers this morning . May I be the first to buy the proffessor desayuna ? C'mon boys , connecting the dots is the inevitable '' no brainer '', and in light of this recent trajedy , the doomsday sayers will have little trouble selling this ''unification for survival'' recipe'' on the masses that will be frightened in to believing that this scenario unfolding on thier side of paradise is a reality thats lurking around the corner and in order to stay above the rubble , they are going to need to put thier petty differences aside and pull thier limited resources together for the good of all the people living in the unified '' Dominican Republic of Haiti''.
From: United States, NJ (M_ S Cibaeno 100%)
From: Dominican Republic
1 MINUTE 25 seconds left on the clock !
Written by: Belial, 27 Jan 2010 11:21 AM
From: United States, Texas
"Although Cinéas considered the lack of coordination in the aid arriving from different parts of the world unfortunate," the DT reports.
oooo
By "lack of coordination," Haitian Ambassador Cineas no doubt refers to US imperialist interference and obstruction of the flow of aid from different parts of the world to the Haitian people.
The US imperialists want to decide who in Haiti gets aid even if the aid is from France, Canada, Cuba, Venezuela, China, Spain, etc. The imperialists are not so generous when it comes to providing aid themselves, unless one thinks sending killers is aid. The imperialists want to steal credit for the aid others send to Haitian people. Imperialists also dish out on preferential basis, aid ... stolen from other countries ... to reactionary Haitians who support imperialist policies and ambitions.
From: Dominican Republic, Barbacoa Samana in the Hills
Belial paid stooge and apparatchik of the commie international press chirps in with the usual rubbish.....no one buys into it except the lunatic fringe
Written by: dagtan, 27 Jan 2010 11:26 AM
From: United States
After a while, those that were scared by the FEAR MONGERS, soon realize that all that fear was hollow and unfounded.
Hence, the lack of attention they get, so they see it fit to predict and predict and hope and hope that everything will go wrong even if their own get hurt in the process, because FEAR MONGERS love to say the 'I told you so' phrase. Poor souls, they dream disaster and despair in order to state their illusions.
From: Dominican Republic
Belial ,
Are you and the Blu playing tag in the '''commie sewer pipes '' of Habana again lol? I hope your enjoying that sausage Mc muffin with egg brother lol
Btw B, Does your local Mcy D's have rations yet ?
From: Dominican Republic, Barbacoa Samana in the Hills
No but they flew in Ronald McDonald for an exorcism on abc
Written by: xwill7, 27 Jan 2010 11:42 AM
From: United States, Chicago
Are they going to charge extra taxes for landing at this airport?
From: Botswana, La reconnaissance est une lachete'
My question is this who gets the landind fees. How is the departure tax going to be split? From Haiti it's usual $30 added to your ticket.
EtieneC are you verse in any other topic beside the elite. It is said people always hate what they envy?
From: Dominican Republic, Boca de Chavon
As long as the details are worked out fairly ,I think this is an excellent idea .
Written by: xwill7, 27 Jan 2010 12:25 PM
From: United States, Chicago
We already pay close to $150 USD in taxes per ticket to fly into DR from USA... How much more per ticket will they charge?
From: Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo & Miami
GENEROSO.
You're on point with your assertion, but in my opinion none of this theories in regard of DR Haiti unification will come to fruition unless some kind of strong leadership is establish in Haiti first.
Nevertheless the fact that the US and EU are now fighting over who will take the lead overseeing Haiti recovery opens the debate as to whether or not this plan to unify the island exist.
But the big ?'s are
Are the Haitian people up to the challenge of rebuilding their country once and for all or are they going to return to the old ways?
If (and that's a big IF) Haiti somehow carry out successfully a recovery project and is able to come out of the economic quagmire that is been perennially stock, I'm sure the relationship between the two countries will improve considerably and having an open border policy won't be a problem since we're all in the same boat.
Written by: xwill7, 27 Jan 2010 12:34 PM
From: United States, Chicago
ric,
I am sure the DR gov will charge some nice change for this deal... Remember they are trying to recover some of the cost of the airport
From: Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo & Miami
Belial
Did you know that the People of the United States of America raised more than 500 millions Dollars for the victims of the Haitian holocaust?
How many millions did the communist bloc of South America and their mentor Fidel Castro raised?
Are you taking 3 minutes showers like your political hero Hugo Chavez told you?
From: Dominican Republic
Old School wrote,
' unification will never come to fruition unless there is strong leadership''
Yes , the Haitian leadership decided to use this time to take an indefinite hiatus to a 5 star resort in Santo D. so they could better clear the rubble from thier heads and decide on what measures to take in the rebuilding efforts of thier country.
With the exception of the Americans and those other Jacque come latelys that are drooling over the next plate of sloppy seconds, I didnt realize that there even was any leadership in Haiti right now which is all the more reason this inevitable scenario is already playing out before your very eyes . Listen brothers , Honesty and acceptance are the keys to recovery . Just ask the Professor !
From: Dominican Republic, Boca de Chavon
yes,I am sure that you are correct and this underutilized airport may actually be a money winner for the DR , This has nothing to do with any scheme of unification which would need to be voted on under the new constitution and would have zero chance of success. It has nothing to do with the 1% elite of Haiti who I imagine now realize that their days of impropriety are coming to an end ,
it is just a good solution to the current overcrowding of the main airport in Haiti ..Maybe Barahona will also have some spin off benefits ,,I hope so.
From: Dominican Republic
Its not a scheme Martha ,
But the painful truth is that unification will be a giant mudd pie in the facelift that Leo has been giving to his American Dominican counterparts new image while they applaud each shot of botox with loud approval from the Starbucks bleachers...
From: Dominican Republic
Can't you here the cries of protest on Madison Ave? '' Yo man , I AINTS NO 8CHEEANO , ME DOMINICANO''!
From: Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo & Miami
josean
I'm pretty sure there are medicine available for you mental problems, the first step you need to take is accept who you are and then embrace you nationality or mix nationality.
Unfortunatly there are no medicine that can cure the high levels of stupidity trapped inside your brain.
Written by: xwill7, 27 Jan 2010 1:32 PM
From: United States, Chicago
The local vendors will benefit from this.. . But if they charge too much tax, will more people travel via Santiago cibao airport? As long as all of this does not increase travel costs for real Dominicans going back home, then I am ok with this
From: United States, New York City
Sometimes, when you give a hand you run the risk of loosing the whole arm. The Dominican government, in an obvious effort to win brown nosing points with the international community, is bending over backwards to accomodate our neighbors in their hour of need and justifiably so. But now more than ever there can be no blurring of lines as to where Haiti begins and ends on the island. The handing over of airports? The building of infrastructure in a neighboring state when that's precisely what's needed back home? Ominous signs.
From: Dominican Republic, Boca de Chavon
dagtan ,,I tend to think you are correct ..I was unaware that the money was going to any official or any government department in Haiti so that officials could become richer,the World Bank is managing it´s own projects and I am sure all the donor countries are aware of the Hispanola custom of corruption and want their money used well ,,the countries all have experience in donating money and the conference in the UN will decide how the developments will proceed.
I dare say that there were about 200,000 deaths in the DR,we would appreciate delays in capital projects in neighbouring countries so that we could do essential rebuilding ,
the road from Barahona to PaP is actually not too bad ,,BBC showed many photos of it almost deserted now and declared it in very good condition but if the Dominican contractors are positioning themselves for any future contracts , then good luck to them .
From: Dominican Republic
Cib speaks soberly !
From: United States, Brooklyn
"Things are slowly normalizing"
Time to withdraw and the haitians to get back to their natural habitat
Written by: xwill7, 27 Jan 2010 1:48 PM
From: United States, Chicago
cib,
it already feels like Santiago is the border...
From: Dominican Republic
HURRY PAH , GITCHY GUN! Dems dang McCoys be comins ober dem hills agin!
Written by: dagtan, 27 Jan 2010 2:13 PM
From: United States
xwill7 said:
"cib,
it already feels like Santiago is the border"...
X, can you please provide clarification on this statement. Thank you in advance for your reply.
Written by: Belial, 27 Jan 2010 2:29 PM
From: United States, Texas
"Are you and the Blu playing tag in the '''commie sewer pipes '' of Habana again lol? ," dominicanheartbeat asks.
oooo
Dominicanheartbeat,
How could such an idea even occur to you? I take and stay on the high road.
Belial
Written by: juanb, 27 Jan 2010 2:29 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Why don't all you haters meet in a stadium.
You can all chant "We are afraid of Haitians" from sundown to sun up and then as you leave you can congratulate yourselves for having done something really constructive.
You are such losers.
From: Dominican Republic
I now call the Afro Lambone to the stand !
If you have a chance Old, check out Leos interview on msnbc news and hear what he has to say about the ''nonexistant leadership'' in Haiti as well as how many times hes uses the word ''together'' more than any other word during the 6 minute interview.. Then , you may want to read that article posted by Fox news that was written by one of the nations top economics proffessors (not gen ) and his urgent push for unification.
Hey Dad ,Are we there yet ?
Written by: xwill7, 27 Jan 2010 3:31 PM
From: United States, Chicago
dag,
I was in Santiago a few weeks ago... The number of illegals roaming the streets is alarming... Every time I go back down to Santiago I see the pattern getting worst. How does the DR gov allow this... No one has ID and we don't know if the next illegal is a good guy or bad
Written by: xwill7, 27 Jan 2010 4:27 PM
From: United States, Chicago
jpd,
that will never happen
From: Dominican Republic, Barbacoa Samana in the Hills
This unification issue is something that only people who are very poorly informed seem to think is possible for I cannot imagine many Haitians or many Dominicans wanting any part of it ....The amount of paranoia is frightening ....This is something that cannot be imposed by outsiders ....Stop beating the war drums The moment anyone with a brain makes themselves aware of the complexity of the issue they realize it was not such a good idea no matter what they thought from afar
From: Botswana, La reconnaissance est une lachete'
Mr Trinity
Thanks for the fox link, however please remember opinions are like assholes everybody
got one. By the way do you care to send me a copy of your national anthems,so I can get a head start, do you know if they will offer duel citizenship I don't want to give up my blue book.
Man all I want out of this deal is a beautiful Dominican cumcubine you think I can get that throwing in as a bonus.
Written by: Belial, 27 Jan 2010 5:38 PM
From: United States, Texas
Will US imperialist killers land at the Maria Montez International Airport and throw their weight around:
IMPERIALISTS: Are you sending aid to Haiti?
DOMINICANS: Yes.
IMPERIALISTS: Then we gonna run this airport?
DOMINICANS: But we in the Dominican Republic don't need your services.
IMPERIALISTS: That doesn't matter because US imperialists "coordinate" all aid that goes to Haiti.
DOMINICANS: We can certainly help the Haitians without you looking over our shoulders.
IMPERIALISTS: We will shoot you if you try to help the Haitians without imperial permission.
Written by: generoso, 27 Jan 2010 7:45 PM
From: United States, Quisqueya
Hey DHB FYI the guy is not a professor, but a securities pusher, duh, duh.
PS If I wanted to hear from an a.s, I would fart!, stop sitting in the TV and watching the sofa. LOL.
Written by: danny00, 27 Jan 2010 7:51 PM
From: United States
GENEROSO... We need to maintain and repair our own highways as well, that connect to all the tourist and resort areas, that are in urgent need of repair and expansion
GO EASY IF U WANT THE TOURISTS TO COME....
AND U DONT WANT THE WHOLE WORLD AGAINST U..... GO EASY... ONE DAY THE DR MIGHT BE IN THE SAME PLACE AS THE HAITIANS ARE NOW..... SO GO EASY
Written by: danny00, 27 Jan 2010 7:55 PM
From: United States
belial.... your comment.. of
Will US imperialist killers land at the Maria Montez International Airport and throw their weight around,, why are u in the united states?... i think to get the social services or also section 8 and also sell drugs....
if u dont like the IMPERIALIST KILLERS
GO LIVE IN santo domingo and DEFEND YOUR COUNTRY WHEN THEY LAND IDIOT.....JERK ONE STUPID MAN, THE DR GOVERNEMNT WILL TAKE CARE OF U...... LOL
WHAT A FOOL
Written by: danny00, 27 Jan 2010 7:57 PM
From: United States
HEY! IDIOT ITS THE C.IA. THAT CAUSED THE EARTHQUAKE..... so they can invade the dr....
holly sh==t..... your soooooooooooo
From: United States
you live too close to the tragedy to be a comedian. You are an idiot !!
Written by: cbelk99, 27 Jan 2010 11:46 PM
From: United States
Belial go back to CUBA .imbecil.
From: Dominican Republic
This is not about WAR DRUMS, this is about national pride, identity, and power strugle.
In 500+ years, what have they created and put together? Nothing, right!!!
Is that what you want? 500+ years of nothing. We already got plenty of our own ppl that do not understand what the past, present, and much less their future looks like?
And the fact, someone even thinks of uniting these two parts is an abomination to us DOMINICANS.
This is not about WAR DRUMS, this is about what's right? Dominicans for Dominicans, and for only those who are willing to bring positivism.
I know it's hard for some to understand, however after 500+ years we are this far, and if we keep working for a better future we'll get it.
Therefore, we should eliminate any threat at whatever cost!!
DIOS, PATRIA, y LIBERTAD - FPDD.
FUERA LA DESTRUCCION DE LA RD. ARRIBA EL DOMINICANISMO.
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One more step to completion of the unification or DR-Haiti ""fusion" project. We are slowly being duped, like donkeys with a carrot in front of us held by a stick.
The carrots are the immense profits to take a bite of the Haiti reconstruction projects, and increased commerce revitalized by international donations.
A year from now the money will be gone, nowhere to be found, the Haitian officials will be living the high life abroad, and the DR will be left holding the empty bag, now with the whole country of Haiti dependent on us, with their hands extended.
I sure hope his predictions are wrong, the money is used well, and the illegal Haitian to DR immigration is reversed.
you forgot that a year from now we will have the NGO, Jesuit Priest, Sonia Pierre and other SOB saying that we are taking advantage of the Haitian Diapora, and slave them and this and that and all this B/S and all we done forgotten cause it was not on CNN
The DR also offered to rebuild the highway from Barahona airport to Jimani and then on to PAP, without it the Barahona airport use will be challenging and uncomfortable to say the least.
It is not clear who will pay for the highway, but what is real clear is that the DR wants a head start in the lucrative Haitian reconstruction projects, and be first in line to repair the highway to PAP.
Many of the roads in DR, including the autopista Duarte, our main highway from Santo Domingo to Santiago, are in a bad state of disrepair, and full of holes.
We need to maintain and repair our own highways as well, that connect to all the tourist and resort areas, that are in urgent need of repair and expansion.
They will sonn put their hands on the aid money .
One of these days ,they will not have enough time to sneak into the Dominica Republic or catch a flight to France with their multiples vias and dual citizenship.
I believe they just signed your release papers this morning . May I be the first to buy the proffessor desayuna ? C'mon boys , connecting the dots is the inevitable '' no brainer '', and in light of this recent trajedy , the doomsday sayers will have little trouble selling this ''unification for survival'' recipe'' on the masses that will be frightened in to believing that this scenario unfolding on thier side of paradise is a reality thats lurking around the corner and in order to stay above the rubble , they are going to need to put thier petty differences aside and pull thier limited resources together for the good of all the people living in the unified '' Dominican Republic of Haiti''.
http://www.listindiario.com.do/app/article.aspx?id=129491
they're at it again; taking advantage of the situation.
oooo
By "lack of coordination," Haitian Ambassador Cineas no doubt refers to US imperialist interference and obstruction of the flow of aid from different parts of the world to the Haitian people.
The US imperialists want to decide who in Haiti gets aid even if the aid is from France, Canada, Cuba, Venezuela, China, Spain, etc. The imperialists are not so generous when it comes to providing aid themselves, unless one thinks sending killers is aid. The imperialists want to steal credit for the aid others send to Haitian people. Imperialists also dish out on preferential basis, aid ... stolen from other countries ... to reactionary Haitians who support imperialist policies and ambitions.
Hence, the lack of attention they get, so they see it fit to predict and predict and hope and hope that everything will go wrong even if their own get hurt in the process, because FEAR MONGERS love to say the 'I told you so' phrase. Poor souls, they dream disaster and despair in order to state their illusions.
Are you and the Blu playing tag in the '''commie sewer pipes '' of Habana again lol? I hope your enjoying that sausage Mc muffin with egg brother lol
Btw B, Does your local Mcy D's have rations yet ?
EtieneC are you verse in any other topic beside the elite. It is said people always hate what they envy?
GENEROSO.
You're on point with your assertion, but in my opinion none of this theories in regard of DR Haiti unification will come to fruition unless some kind of strong leadership is establish in Haiti first.
Nevertheless the fact that the US and EU are now fighting over who will take the lead overseeing Haiti recovery opens the debate as to whether or not this plan to unify the island exist.
But the big ?'s are
Are the Haitian people up to the challenge of rebuilding their country once and for all or are they going to return to the old ways?
If (and that's a big IF) Haiti somehow carry out successfully a recovery project and is able to come out of the economic quagmire that is been perennially stock, I'm sure the relationship between the two countries will improve considerably and having an open border policy won't be a problem since we're all in the same boat.
I am sure the DR gov will charge some nice change for this deal... Remember they are trying to recover some of the cost of the airport
Belial
Did you know that the People of the United States of America raised more than 500 millions Dollars for the victims of the Haitian holocaust?
How many millions did the communist bloc of South America and their mentor Fidel Castro raised?
Are you taking 3 minutes showers like your political hero Hugo Chavez told you?
' unification will never come to fruition unless there is strong leadership''
Yes , the Haitian leadership decided to use this time to take an indefinite hiatus to a 5 star resort in Santo D. so they could better clear the rubble from thier heads and decide on what measures to take in the rebuilding efforts of thier country.
With the exception of the Americans and those other Jacque come latelys that are drooling over the next plate of sloppy seconds, I didnt realize that there even was any leadership in Haiti right now which is all the more reason this inevitable scenario is already playing out before your very eyes . Listen brothers , Honesty and acceptance are the keys to recovery . Just ask the Professor !
it is just a good solution to the current overcrowding of the main airport in Haiti ..Maybe Barahona will also have some spin off benefits ,,I hope so.
But the painful truth is that unification will be a giant mudd pie in the facelift that Leo has been giving to his American Dominican counterparts new image while they applaud each shot of botox with loud approval from the Starbucks bleachers...
josean
I'm pretty sure there are medicine available for you mental problems, the first step you need to take is accept who you are and then embrace you nationality or mix nationality.
Unfortunatly there are no medicine that can cure the high levels of stupidity trapped inside your brain.
I dare say that there were about 200,000 deaths in the DR,we would appreciate delays in capital projects in neighbouring countries so that we could do essential rebuilding ,
the road from Barahona to PaP is actually not too bad ,,BBC showed many photos of it almost deserted now and declared it in very good condition but if the Dominican contractors are positioning themselves for any future contracts , then good luck to them .
"Things are slowly normalizing"
Time to withdraw and the haitians to get back to their natural habitat
it already feels like Santiago is the border...
"cib,
it already feels like Santiago is the border"...
X, can you please provide clarification on this statement. Thank you in advance for your reply.
oooo
Dominicanheartbeat,
How could such an idea even occur to you? I take and stay on the high road.
Belial
You can all chant "We are afraid of Haitians" from sundown to sun up and then as you leave you can congratulate yourselves for having done something really constructive.
You are such losers.
If you have a chance Old, check out Leos interview on msnbc news and hear what he has to say about the ''nonexistant leadership'' in Haiti as well as how many times hes uses the word ''together'' more than any other word during the 6 minute interview.. Then , you may want to read that article posted by Fox news that was written by one of the nations top economics proffessors (not gen ) and his urgent push for unification.
Hey Dad ,Are we there yet ?
I was in Santiago a few weeks ago... The number of illegals roaming the streets is alarming... Every time I go back down to Santiago I see the pattern getting worst. How does the DR gov allow this... No one has ID and we don't know if the next illegal is a good guy or bad
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/20....-haiti-dominican-republic-merge/#
Our country is being negotiated with behind our backs.
WAKE UP DOMINICANS....WE NEED TO FIGHT FOR WHAT"S OURS?
The earthquake is over. It's time to send them all back.
that will never happen
Thanks for the fox link, however please remember opinions are like assholes everybody
got one. By the way do you care to send me a copy of your national anthems,so I can get a head start, do you know if they will offer duel citizenship I don't want to give up my blue book.
Man all I want out of this deal is a beautiful Dominican cumcubine you think I can get that throwing in as a bonus.
IMPERIALISTS: Are you sending aid to Haiti?
DOMINICANS: Yes.
IMPERIALISTS: Then we gonna run this airport?
DOMINICANS: But we in the Dominican Republic don't need your services.
IMPERIALISTS: That doesn't matter because US imperialists "coordinate" all aid that goes to Haiti.
DOMINICANS: We can certainly help the Haitians without you looking over our shoulders.
IMPERIALISTS: We will shoot you if you try to help the Haitians without imperial permission.
Hey DHB FYI the guy is not a professor, but a securities pusher, duh, duh.
PS If I wanted to hear from an a.s, I would fart!, stop sitting in the TV and watching the sofa. LOL.
GO EASY IF U WANT THE TOURISTS TO COME....
AND U DONT WANT THE WHOLE WORLD AGAINST U..... GO EASY... ONE DAY THE DR MIGHT BE IN THE SAME PLACE AS THE HAITIANS ARE NOW..... SO GO EASY
Will US imperialist killers land at the Maria Montez International Airport and throw their weight around,, why are u in the united states?... i think to get the social services or also section 8 and also sell drugs....
if u dont like the IMPERIALIST KILLERS
GO LIVE IN santo domingo and DEFEND YOUR COUNTRY WHEN THEY LAND IDIOT.....JERK ONE STUPID MAN, THE DR GOVERNEMNT WILL TAKE CARE OF U...... LOL
WHAT A FOOL
holly sh==t..... your soooooooooooo
In 500+ years, what have they created and put together? Nothing, right!!!
Is that what you want? 500+ years of nothing. We already got plenty of our own ppl that do not understand what the past, present, and much less their future looks like?
And the fact, someone even thinks of uniting these two parts is an abomination to us DOMINICANS.
This is not about WAR DRUMS, this is about what's right? Dominicans for Dominicans, and for only those who are willing to bring positivism.
I know it's hard for some to understand, however after 500+ years we are this far, and if we keep working for a better future we'll get it.
Therefore, we should eliminate any threat at whatever cost!!
DIOS, PATRIA, y LIBERTAD - FPDD.
FUERA LA DESTRUCCION DE LA RD. ARRIBA EL DOMINICANISMO.