Santo Domingo.- Two Russians, man and woman, were arrested Tuesday in two raids in Punta Cana, La Altagracia (east) and Sosua, Puerto Plata (north), on international arrest warrants.
Daria Vinogradova was detained in connection with drug trafficking, whereas Vladimir Kondrashin was wanted for alleged fraud.
Dominican Interpol agents made the arrests in coordination with National Investigations Dept. (DNI) officials, after gathering intelligence for several weeks in those communities.
Vinogradova was arrested on charges of drug trafficking and criminal conspiracy, while Kondrashin was a fugitive in a case of fraud.
Both foreigners are in being held in Dominican Interpol headquarters awaiting Russian agents who’ll escort them to Moscow.
Written by: Atabey, 17 Oct 2012 11:45 AM
From: United States, NYC
I'm shocked!
Written by: danny00, 17 Oct 2012 11:48 AM
From: United States, syosset, key west, santo domingo AND NOW THE GLOBE TROTTER
they russians are coming.
great p[eople they have a great fit in the dr.
maybe the dr police should take them for a ride on the choo choo train?
they can take the choo choo train to the blue malls and treat the russians to some world famous salami.?
choo choo train
all aboard for a look see at la-la land.
Written by: danny00, 17 Oct 2012 11:56 AM
From: United States, syosset, key west, santo domingo AND NOW THE GLOBE TROTTER
for at least 9 years i have know of the russians running a lady for sale thing in the pop area. very high price one spends a week with a lady of their choice in the pop area.
if i remember the price was like $5-7 thousands of dollars for the week.
guess they picked the right business in the dr.
the only thing i did not like was it beneficial for the locals of the pop area? they gain nothing this low-life selling of women for dollars {they where not dominicans they where selling}
guess only the local puerto plata police make a few dollars from this business.
choo choo train.
all aboard the russian express.
in la-la land.
Written by: molloy, 17 Oct 2012 12:05 PM
From: United States
Da Svidaniya!
From: Jamaica
Wow, I have seen that look before in Jamaica (the guy on the left). Drunk Tourists! Too many rum punches at the midnight reggae jams beach party and the guys who pass out on the sand all wake up with the same face. The morning sunshine burning on their foreheads usually wakes them up. They stagger back to their hotel rooms a little lighter - no wallet, no watch, no ring.
From: Zimbabwe, La Bemba Colora
Looks like Diarrhea VinoAVenderDroga is going back to Putin. LOL.
From: United States
good job DR..
Written by: Vivacuba, 17 Oct 2012 2:22 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Now when will the washington drug traffickers be brought to justice?
Written by: DaveB, 17 Oct 2012 3:43 PM
From: United States
You keep singing that same stupid song Cuban. Does your government's disinformation agency pay you by the number of repetitions?
From: Cuba, La Havana, Que Viva La Revolucion
Wait a minuet
She does not look Russians to me.
Most Russians women look like Bull Dikes.
Thank the Creator for Dominican,Cuban and Puerto Rican women
They are the best... Oh Mami
From: United States
She looks like she was aboard the cho cho train
From: Dominican Republic, NEVER FORGOTTEN, NEVER FORSAKEN!
Written by: HAITIking, 17 Oct 2012 3:01 PM
From: Canada
THE
DOMINICAN
ba....
Republic
Is
The
TATOOINE ( starwars )
On earth for crimin@l$
...and the hungry, sick Haitians are desperate to cross the border to our side. mwa hahahahahahahaahahahahahahhahahah
From: United States, I dont even live inside a house , I haunt one!
If you think the colombians are cold hearted killers , the russians make them look like kid stuff . euro trash should be closely monitor , word to the wise.
Written by: GNLove, 18 Oct 2012 1:01 PM
From: Dominican Republic
Dominican Interpol agents made the arrests in coordination with National Investigations Dept. (DNI) officials, after gathering intelligence for several weeks in those communities.
Several weeks of gathering intelligence. Two Raids Two People arrested?
From: Haiti
Democratic Republic of Congo offered help to Haitians
Senegal offered free land to any Haitians who wanted to "return" to Africa.
On 1/17/2010, Senegal's President Abdoulaye Wade said he was offering free land to any Haitians who wanted to "return" to Africa.
"The president was offering voluntary repatriation to all Haitians that wanted to return to their origin," said Mr Wade's spokesman, Mamadou Bemba Ndiaye.
Responding to the Senegalese offer, Mr Mende said the government wouldn't certainly reject any Haitians if they wanted to move to DR Congo.
Some Congolese had criticised the offer. After years of conflict, which is still raging in the east, millions of people live in poverty.
On the other hand,Haitian citizens rejected the offer and showed no interest on returning to their land of origin.
From: Haiti
Black American on Haitian Hate? Teacher Suspended for Calling Student ‘Chocolate Nobody Wanted’
March 7, 2012.
Leslie Ranier, a 46 year old South Florida reading teacher, has been suspended for ten days without pay after being accused of making racial slurs against a black child in her class. The catch here is that Ranier herself is black, and the Superintendent has found that the remarks she made to the student were a form of discrimination against him as a Haitian-American.
From: Haiti
The Superintendent, Robert Runcie, says that Ranier’s recent remarks are part of a larger pattern of her ”inappropriate conduct towards her part-Haitian, minority descent students,” and that she had ”made a statement to a student that, ‘I wish they would put you in a boat and send you back where you came from.’…and also] told a student to stand in the corner near a garbage can because ‘that’s where he belongs.” In spite of having been counseled on this matter Ranier was caught doing it again,this time caught on video.
From: Haiti
How Haiti Changed my Thinking about Race and Politics.
I lived in Haiti during its most recent presidential election, the first since an earthquake leveled most of Port-au-Prince, killing hundreds of thousands.
In Haiti there is a massive divide between rich and poor. But there are also racial factors influencing both this economic reality and the political process. The elite, who control 95% of the nation’s wealth, are generally mulatto or of mixed European-African decent, while the poor and destitute, who have next to nothing, are usually darker skinned. Few dispute the fact that the privileged minority in Haiti, those who believe themselves superior at least in part because of their lighter skin, manipulate elections to benefit themselves,keeping the vast majority of Haitians in dire poverty and advancing their own economic interests.
Written by: DaveB, 19 Oct 2012 6:33 PM
From: United States
Hatik; You have some kind of low self esteem problem. This is why you space out all of your masturbatory posts, taking such long screen space with just about no content whatsoever. Why do you think a public forum should take the place of the intense professional therapy that you are lacking?
From: Haiti
This racial divide in Haiti,is a love-hate relationship amongst Haitians.
Darker skinned Haitians either hate or mostly look up to lighter skinned Haitians.I also had the opportunity to learn about a racial slur,as shocking as it may sound,used amongst darker skinned Haitians: "kakadyab" meaning "devil sh*t.
From: Haiti
Most Africans brought to Haiti were of the Yoruba people in Benin. However, this is due to the Dahomey kingdom conquered territories; which were assimilated through intermarriage, uniform laws, and a common tradition of enmity to the Yoruba. The non-Yoruba Africans came from the Kongo and Angola, with most coming from the region in which the Kongo people resided. Be mindful that the Kongo and Angola people were also intermingle with the Yoruba people. In other words the Yoruba people were all over the west part of Africa. If anything, they were considered to be the largest group of people in the west parts of Africa.
From: Haiti
90-95% Percent of Haitians are of African descent Sacatras also known in Creole as ‘’brin’’ are heavily of African descent. They have a dark brown skin complexion and heavy African features.
From: Haiti
90-95% Percent of Haitians are of African descent. 80-85% of these are of African descent. Sacatras also known in Creole as ‘’brin’’ are heavily of African descent. They have a dark brown skin complexion and heavy African features.
From: Haiti
RD Embassy in Haiti waiting for justice for the murder of Gloria Perez
Gloria Guzmán Pérez (Josefina), 50 years old was living in Haiti for 24 years and owned a beauty salon, a photo center, a floristshop and a small restaurant located on the Rue du Canape Vert, which is close to Pétionville in Port au Prince.
The Embassy of the Dominican Republic on Monday welcomed the expressions of sympathy on the part of Dominican and Haitian families for the crime of the Dominican Gloria Guzmán Pérez (Josefina).
The diplomatic body also directed his gratitude to President Michel Martelly and members of his government, as well as the Haitian National Police and National Security officials who have expressed their solidarity and also worked in favor of avoiding the unfortunate loss.
Said they has absolute faith that the relevant Haitian authorities will spare no efforts to pursue the perpetrators to justice.
From: Haiti
Haiti: Five Family Members of Activist Leader Murdered
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti-Five family members of Réginald Antoine were murdered on the morning of Tuesday morning. Antoine and Charles Fritz-Gérald were leaders of an organization of former state employees that have been pressuring the Martelly administration for financial compensation.
According to witnesses, several people attacked the home where Réginald Antoine grew up. The murderers used guns and a hand grenade in the attack. Antoine's brother, sister, brother-in-law and two children were killed.
Réginald Antoine was one of signators, along with Noam Chomsky and many other public persons, that signed an open letter that was published in the UK Guardian on March 2, 2011 calling on the U.S., Canada and other foreign powers to stop interfering in Haiti's political affairs.
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I'm shocked!
great p[eople they have a great fit in the dr.
maybe the dr police should take them for a ride on the choo choo train?
they can take the choo choo train to the blue malls and treat the russians to some world famous salami.?
choo choo train
all aboard for a look see at la-la land.
if i remember the price was like $5-7 thousands of dollars for the week.
guess they picked the right business in the dr.
the only thing i did not like was it beneficial for the locals of the pop area? they gain nothing this low-life selling of women for dollars {they where not dominicans they where selling}
guess only the local puerto plata police make a few dollars from this business.
choo choo train.
all aboard the russian express.
in la-la land.
Wait a minuet
She does not look Russians to me.
Most Russians women look like Bull Dikes.
Thank the Creator for Dominican,Cuban and Puerto Rican women
They are the best... Oh Mami
From: Canada
THE
DOMINICAN
ba....
Republic
Is
The
TATOOINE ( starwars )
On earth for crimin@l$
...and the hungry, sick Haitians are desperate to cross the border to our side. mwa hahahahahahahaahahahahahahhahahah
Several weeks of gathering intelligence. Two Raids Two People arrested?
Senegal offered free land to any Haitians who wanted to "return" to Africa.
On 1/17/2010, Senegal's President Abdoulaye Wade said he was offering free land to any Haitians who wanted to "return" to Africa.
"The president was offering voluntary repatriation to all Haitians that wanted to return to their origin," said Mr Wade's spokesman, Mamadou Bemba Ndiaye.
Responding to the Senegalese offer, Mr Mende said the government wouldn't certainly reject any Haitians if they wanted to move to DR Congo.
Some Congolese had criticised the offer. After years of conflict, which is still raging in the east, millions of people live in poverty.
On the other hand,Haitian citizens rejected the offer and showed no interest on returning to their land of origin.
March 7, 2012.
Leslie Ranier, a 46 year old South Florida reading teacher, has been suspended for ten days without pay after being accused of making racial slurs against a black child in her class. The catch here is that Ranier herself is black, and the Superintendent has found that the remarks she made to the student were a form of discrimination against him as a Haitian-American.
I lived in Haiti during its most recent presidential election, the first since an earthquake leveled most of Port-au-Prince, killing hundreds of thousands.
In Haiti there is a massive divide between rich and poor. But there are also racial factors influencing both this economic reality and the political process. The elite, who control 95% of the nation’s wealth, are generally mulatto or of mixed European-African decent, while the poor and destitute, who have next to nothing, are usually darker skinned. Few dispute the fact that the privileged minority in Haiti, those who believe themselves superior at least in part because of their lighter skin, manipulate elections to benefit themselves,keeping the vast majority of Haitians in dire poverty and advancing their own economic interests.
Darker skinned Haitians either hate or mostly look up to lighter skinned Haitians.I also had the opportunity to learn about a racial slur,as shocking as it may sound,used amongst darker skinned Haitians: "kakadyab" meaning "devil sh*t.
Gloria Guzmán Pérez (Josefina), 50 years old was living in Haiti for 24 years and owned a beauty salon, a photo center, a floristshop and a small restaurant located on the Rue du Canape Vert, which is close to Pétionville in Port au Prince.
The Embassy of the Dominican Republic on Monday welcomed the expressions of sympathy on the part of Dominican and Haitian families for the crime of the Dominican Gloria Guzmán Pérez (Josefina).
The diplomatic body also directed his gratitude to President Michel Martelly and members of his government, as well as the Haitian National Police and National Security officials who have expressed their solidarity and also worked in favor of avoiding the unfortunate loss.
Said they has absolute faith that the relevant Haitian authorities will spare no efforts to pursue the perpetrators to justice.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti-Five family members of Réginald Antoine were murdered on the morning of Tuesday morning. Antoine and Charles Fritz-Gérald were leaders of an organization of former state employees that have been pressuring the Martelly administration for financial compensation.
According to witnesses, several people attacked the home where Réginald Antoine grew up. The murderers used guns and a hand grenade in the attack. Antoine's brother, sister, brother-in-law and two children were killed.
Réginald Antoine was one of signators, along with Noam Chomsky and many other public persons, that signed an open letter that was published in the UK Guardian on March 2, 2011 calling on the U.S., Canada and other foreign powers to stop interfering in Haiti's political affairs.