F. Cineas. Photo Alexandra Pope.
Santo Domingo.- The Presidency’s Antinarcotics Adviser on Friday rebuked Haiti ambassador Fritz Cineas’ request that Dominican authorities guarantee his compatriot’s human rights, claiming violations in repatriation proceedings.
Marino Vinicio Castillo said the country’s reality isn’t like the around 22 Haitian entities denounce, and instead is the fact that the neighboring country’s nationals are concerned with the enforcement of the immigration rules, which they reject.
By stressing that the Haitian ambassador went so far as to say that "Haitians have a certain right on the very principles of migration," the official reminded the diplomat that that isn’t so.
Castillo warned that to organize their entry and exit, any foreigner who comes to Dominican Republic has to comply with its laws and regulations, especially Haitians, a flow he affirms “has always been in disorder.”
From: Dominican Republic, NEVER FORGOTTEN, NEVER FORSAKEN!
Why don't we start by deporting this pendejo asap?
Written by: josean, 1 Jun 2012 3:12 PM
From: United States, Fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia; Guillermo Moreno President 2016
Because he looks like Temistocles Montas!
Written by: bernies, 1 Jun 2012 4:31 PM
From: United States, key west fl
I don't get it, if the USA or any other of so called second world country deports and bunch of people is ok but if the Dominican Republic deports a bunch of people then is called human right violation.
What's the matter with this people, if you are here without paper then you should get deport it just any other country with people that in thier countries without documentation to be there.
Written by: Atabey, 1 Jun 2012 5:23 PM
From: United States, NYC
Josean,
Another idiotic answer: "Because he looks like Temistocles Montas!"
How about answering
"Written by: bernies, 1 Jun 2012 4:31 PM
From: United States, key west fl
I don't get it, if the USA or any other of so called second world country deports a bunch of people it is OK , but if the Dominican Republic deports a bunch of people then it is called human right violation?
Written by: josean, 1 Jun 2012 5:37 PM
From: United States, Fighting the Dictatorship of the Narco PLD Mafia; Guillermo Moreno President 2016
You answer the question you like and I will continue with IDIOTIC postings thank you very much Ms. marmolejos!
From: Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo
This country can not stand most Haitians, we speed towards human rights, I have to leave the country, yesterday I started to tell Haitians 5 blocks from my house, contained 47, before there was one, gather at the front my ho,me made ??scandals, urinate in the street, until one day, I have had enough already, and my rights and my right to be at peace in my house does not count, this is my country and will not allow us take it away, I hope that the elected government act with responsibility and apply the law, not just deporting illegal immigrants, AIR CONDITIONING iN tHE BUS, not to claim that mistreated, and traitors, NGOs, military dishonest, treacherous , they must apply the laws, fines for hiring illegal protest and when the friends of Haiti, which send two aircraft carriers to send them to their country, for they are to blame for everything that happens poor people. HAVE NO MORAL FOR QUESTIONING,-------------- and ARIZONA?
Written by: matador, 2 Jun 2012 7:50 AM
From: United States, www.brugal-ron.com/home.php
Deport them all, and stop the Haitian Infectation
From: Iceland, Haitians out of DR.
Agree matador, these savages are on the lose we must stop them.!
We can't conform to their demands, is not their country to tell us what to do!!!
From: Haiti
I think you don't understand thé réality,haitians are not thé big problems. But your polititians And it's normal That haitians ambassador ask to th autorithies Dominican to respect th right of all haitians That dominicains hate. Haitians are not more savages That the dominicans a people Who steal your materials in the work. All foreigner in dr tell the haitians are normal but Is not the case of the dominicans wich you must to follow everywhere because those dudes are so lazy And th are very violent. Never you Will stop haitians in dr, dont Forget in Haïti dominicans number increase. 400 000 here.
From: Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo
Que lastima que personas hablen sin tener la remota idea de lo que dicen, en especial de CANADA, para su informacion fijese en los nombres, Los angeles, San Diedo etc. son nombres españoles, mejicanos esa tierra era de ellos, que fueron arrebatadas, ahora son ilegales en sus tierras,
Es cierto que hay latinos ilegales, pero los deportan y las mandan asus paises, eso no viola los derechos humanos, pero cuando lo hacemos nosotros, ya esta bueno de la doble moral, porque Canada no se lleva la mitad de los ilegales haitianos que estan quitandole el empleo, la asistencia social y demas a los dominicanos.
Vamos a cambiar, que deporten a los dominicanos de haiti y deportamos a los haitianos, quien ganara? empresas Canadienses estan contaminado la isla, Barrick Gold,que tiene esa fama en america, y otras adicionales.Pero es culpa de los corruptos dominicanos que firman acuerdos sin leelos siquiera. aunque dañen su pais. vaya legisladores nos gastamos........
From: Canada, Ontario
@ TontoDominicano :
Perdona mis pobres españoles, por favor.
Me encanta tu comentario. Gracias. Usted es honesto y directo. Sin embargo, trate de no dejar que los comentarios de poco de pintura al resto de nosotros con una brocha gorda. La mayoría de nosotros se horrorizan con la idea de que nuestro país es violan las leyes en el extranjero. Sin embargo, mi amigo, que sin duda pone de manifiesto cómo las grandes empresas tiene su propio conjunto de reglas y leyes, y cómo la gente sencilla, como usted y yo pagamos el precio real.
Las grandes empresas no tiene nacionalidad, y no debemos visitar a sus pecados en nuestra amistad.
From: Canada, Ontario
"any foreigner who comes to Dominican Republic has to comply with its laws and regulations".
The DR does not have a monopoly on this notion. It seems to be a global infection that's rampant everywhere. And it touches a very raw nerve with me. Hence the rant (lol).
How sad is it that this common courtesy has to be re-iterated and then legislated? Isn't it just a matter of RESPECT that, when you're in someone else's home, you live by their rules & customs? These are simple manners that we all learned when we were infant children. Why do we become so self entitled - as so called adults - that we need such reminders - in the form of the threat of law - if we don't do what should be natural in the first place?
Be it business or pleasure, when I come to visit another land, my respect and honour for another culture and their law comes with me. Shouldn't that be a natural thing that requires no practice?
From: Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo
Cuando me refiero a paises, me refiero a sus gobiernos y empresas que usan su lugar de origen, muchas veces para impresionar favorablemente, obviamente no me estoy refiriendo a sus habitantes, seria injusto, pues entiendo que todos los seres humanos somos hermanos, y los hermanos no se deben dañar, Sabemos de sobra que el pez grande se come al chico y estamos totalmente de acuerdo conque las empresas, salvo raras excepciones, solo ven $, Somos los afectados los que debemos reclamar nuestros derechos constitucionales y la aplicacion de la ley. "Los malos triunfan porque los buenos no hacen nada". No estamos en contra de la inmigracion, es regla de supervivencia, pero entendemos que se deben cumplir con las normas y leyes vigentes en cada pais soberano y no querer avasallar al debil en base a chantajes, como "violacion a los derechos humanos" cuando aplica la ley, Esta situacion actual de Haiti y la Rep.Dom, es fruto de la irresponsabilidad de las potencias coloniales y neocoloniales.
From: Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo
Y pretenden que sea la republica dominicana que asuma a Haiti, nuestros vecinos, a los que hemos ayudado por años, cuando el terrible terremoto sufrido, rep. dom, su gobierno, sus habitantes, sus hospitales etc socorrieron inmediatamente sus vecinos en desgracia.
Tenemos culturas diferentes, razas, religion, idioma, costumbres, es imposible fusionar la isla como pretenden ciertas potencias, que no quieren a los hitianos en sus paises y lo usan solo para hacer negocio sus representantes, como Drake, pirata ingles,que se robo una campana que esta en el Big Ben, han saqueado la isla al igual que los corruptos modernos.
Fuimos ocupados militarmente por haiti po 22 años, cometieron genocidios y nuestra independencia a diferencia del resto de america, fue contra Haiti y sin embargo nunca la rep, dom. a agredido a Haiti. y aqui, aunque el Hon. Embajador Haitiano irresponsablemente diga lo contrario, se trata a los haitianos mejor que en haiti, por algo quieren venir, y no creo sean tontos.
From: Canada, Ontario
TontoDominicano:
Me gusta su forma de pensar antes de escribir. Y me alegro de que me considere un hermano, porque esa es mi manera de ver el pueblo de la República Dominicana también.
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Because he looks like Temistocles Montas!
What's the matter with this people, if you are here without paper then you should get deport it just any other country with people that in thier countries without documentation to be there.
Another idiotic answer: "Because he looks like Temistocles Montas!"
How about answering
"Written by: bernies, 1 Jun 2012 4:31 PM
From: United States, key west fl
I don't get it, if the USA or any other of so called second world country deports a bunch of people it is OK , but if the Dominican Republic deports a bunch of people then it is called human right violation?
You answer the question you like and I will continue with IDIOTIC postings thank you very much Ms. marmolejos!
We can't conform to their demands, is not their country to tell us what to do!!!
Es cierto que hay latinos ilegales, pero los deportan y las mandan asus paises, eso no viola los derechos humanos, pero cuando lo hacemos nosotros, ya esta bueno de la doble moral, porque Canada no se lleva la mitad de los ilegales haitianos que estan quitandole el empleo, la asistencia social y demas a los dominicanos.
Vamos a cambiar, que deporten a los dominicanos de haiti y deportamos a los haitianos, quien ganara? empresas Canadienses estan contaminado la isla, Barrick Gold,que tiene esa fama en america, y otras adicionales.Pero es culpa de los corruptos dominicanos que firman acuerdos sin leelos siquiera. aunque dañen su pais. vaya legisladores nos gastamos........
@ TontoDominicano :
Perdona mis pobres españoles, por favor.
Me encanta tu comentario. Gracias. Usted es honesto y directo. Sin embargo, trate de no dejar que los comentarios de poco de pintura al resto de nosotros con una brocha gorda. La mayoría de nosotros se horrorizan con la idea de que nuestro país es violan las leyes en el extranjero. Sin embargo, mi amigo, que sin duda pone de manifiesto cómo las grandes empresas tiene su propio conjunto de reglas y leyes, y cómo la gente sencilla, como usted y yo pagamos el precio real.
Las grandes empresas no tiene nacionalidad, y no debemos visitar a sus pecados en nuestra amistad.
"any foreigner who comes to Dominican Republic has to comply with its laws and regulations".
The DR does not have a monopoly on this notion. It seems to be a global infection that's rampant everywhere. And it touches a very raw nerve with me. Hence the rant (lol).
How sad is it that this common courtesy has to be re-iterated and then legislated? Isn't it just a matter of RESPECT that, when you're in someone else's home, you live by their rules & customs? These are simple manners that we all learned when we were infant children. Why do we become so self entitled - as so called adults - that we need such reminders - in the form of the threat of law - if we don't do what should be natural in the first place?
Be it business or pleasure, when I come to visit another land, my respect and honour for another culture and their law comes with me. Shouldn't that be a natural thing that requires no practice?
Tenemos culturas diferentes, razas, religion, idioma, costumbres, es imposible fusionar la isla como pretenden ciertas potencias, que no quieren a los hitianos en sus paises y lo usan solo para hacer negocio sus representantes, como Drake, pirata ingles,que se robo una campana que esta en el Big Ben, han saqueado la isla al igual que los corruptos modernos.
Fuimos ocupados militarmente por haiti po 22 años, cometieron genocidios y nuestra independencia a diferencia del resto de america, fue contra Haiti y sin embargo nunca la rep, dom. a agredido a Haiti. y aqui, aunque el Hon. Embajador Haitiano irresponsablemente diga lo contrario, se trata a los haitianos mejor que en haiti, por algo quieren venir, y no creo sean tontos.
TontoDominicano:
Me gusta su forma de pensar antes de escribir. Y me alegro de que me considere un hermano, porque esa es mi manera de ver el pueblo de la República Dominicana también.