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83. GEOSOURCE: Biweekly Digest 16, April 8--21, 2000 Presidencia República dominicana dominican republic, government departments Region); Kurgalsky Peninsula (Leningrad Region). of Natural history United States http://www.library.uu.nl/geosource/geoupdate16.html

Geosource biweekly digest 16: April 8-21, 2000 back to main index page back to index of biweekly digests Category I: sites by subject CESSE - Centre for Economic and Social Studies on the Environment - Leuven, Belgium (research centre) Wetlands International NGO concerned with wetland conservation. This is an extensive site, with information on interntional agreements, regional programmes, monitoring projects. Very useful is the Ramsar database. This holds information on all Ramsar sites (wetlands of international importance) in a site directory, with text desciptions. Additionally there are world region maps (some clickable) and texts and graphs on land use, curreent treats etc. 20000411 Category II: sites by country/region (basic links: Dominican Republic and Zimbabwe) Dominican Republic, capital city: Santo Domingo Dominican Republic, largest cities: Santo Domingo / 2. Santiago / 3. San Cristobal / 4. La Vega / 5. Duarte Dominican Republic, government page: Dominican Republic, government departments listing: Secretarias de Estado Zimbabwe, capital city:

84. Flora, Fauna, And Food In The Dominican Republic Csmonitor.com and botanical gardens to help acquaint visitors with the region s natural history. For a closer look at the real dominican republic, I decide to http://www.csmonitor.com/2003/1231/p21s01-trgn.html

85. Colloquium On Contemporary History, Seminar 2 to threats in the Caribbean has a long history. forces frequently intervened in the dominican republic, Haiti, Cuba Nicaragua, and other nations of the region. http://www.history.navy.mil/colloquia/cch2a.htm

Naval Historical Center home page Colloquium on Contemporary History Project WELCOME by Dr. Dean C. Allard Director, Naval Historical Center Thank you, Dr. Marolda, for organizing this Colloquium session and thank all of you for coming out on this day of uncertain weather. I would like to make two points with regard to today's discussion. First, I think it's good to have a joint enterprise in this day of jointness. indeed, we can all learn from this operation from varied perspectives. I think there is a naval perspective here, even though the naval representative is now with the Army's history office. But, we have a Navy perspective, a Marine perspective, and an Army perspective. I apologize to our Air Force friends, if there are any in the audience, I assure there is that perspective as well. Military operations are complex and thus many modern operations can only be understood from a joint perspective and that is exactly what we are going to do today. OPENING REMARKS by Dr. Edward J. Marolda Head, Contemporary History Branch

86. Haiti And Dominican Republic -- Navarro has driven from the Cibao agricultural region to sell no hint of the violent history and chilly relationship, Haiti and the dominican republic remain nations http://www.webster.edu/~corbetre/haiti/misctopic/dominican/navarro.htm

AT LAST IN HISPANIOLA, HANDS ACROSS THE BORDER MIREYA NAVARRO July 11, 1999 DAJABON, Dominican Republic Twice a week, this border town opens its gates so that Haitians can come in.On these two market days, as many as 8,000 Haitians freely cross the Massacre River, the boundary that separates the Dominican Republic from Haiti in the north, to sell clothes, shoes, perfume and cosmetics or to buy almost anything. "They're not like us," said Angela Diaz, 58, a Dajabon native who owns a hotel and a hardware store here and credits Haitians for "keeping commerce alive" in the town. "They have different customs and 85 percent of them are crafty."Even among those Dominicans who denounce the mistreatment of Haitians, some turn up their noses at the thought of any closer relationship than that of trading partners. Among Haitians, such attitudes and the abuses that often accompany them are deeply resented. The State Department's latest report on human rights in the Dominican Republic cites deplorable conditions and restricted movement in state-owned sugar plantations and mills."The Haitians in the Dominican Republic live in an apartheid situation,"said Arnold Antonin, director of Centre Petion-Bolivar in Port-au-Prince, a nonprofit group working to foster Caribbean integration. "And the anti-Haitians in the Dominican Republic continue talking about a pacific invasion by Haitians, but at the same time the State Sugar Council still looks for Haitian workers. It's a contradiction."Although official statistics are scarce, both Haitian and Dominican officials estimate that several hundred Haitians cross the border illegally most days, and try to stay in the country.

87. Dominican Republic Conventions - Caribbean to worldclass beaches, make it the region’s first 723 persons), or the smaller Museum of history Geography Meetings are better in the dominican republic. http://www.dr1.com/travel/calendar.shtml

Dominican Republic Conventions - Caribbean Dominican Republic in the Caribbean has hosted major regional medical conventions, hemispheric financial conferences, and international professional gatherings. But increasingly — thanks to the availability of meeting rooms on all of its coasts, together with the country’s modern telecommunications network, frequent airline connections, and unmatched tourist attractions — the Dominican Republic is being recognized as the location of choice for businesses, organizations and professional groups that want to complement the usefulness of their meetings and conferences with pleasure. Other Dominican Republic conference information Punta Cana, Bávaro and Macao Along the eastern coastline, most hotels can accommodate small and mid-sized meetings for those seeking postcard perfect beach scenery. Hotels that can host meetings of 300-2,600 persons theater-style. Most hotels can accommodate smaller meetings. Whatever Dominican destination your group chooses for its get-together, getting there is easy thanks to convenient international air transportation, complemented by a superb network of first class highways, unmatched by any Caribbean nation. Holding meetings in the Dominican Republic can honestly be described — as Dominicans love to describe things — as yet another case of “no problema.” Best of all, if you’re an American, Uncle Sam will help to pay for your unforgettable visit to the Dominican Republic. Under the terms of the Tax Information Exchange Agreement under the Caribbean Business Initiative, business meetings in the Dominican Republic are tax deductible for U.S. citizens.

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Carnival Principal Welcome Message History You are at home ... Santo Domingo [ Carnival ] Northern Region The Cibao Region The Southeastern Region The Southwestern Region ... Contacts By Way of History The Carnival is the most traditional popular festivity of the Dominican Republic. It goes back to the colony, on the eve of lent, when people in Santo domingo disguised themselves to imitate the European Shrovetide. If "people began to wear masks in Santo Domingo" as of the 16th century, the truth is that this colonial tradition increased with the heroic deeds of the republicans on February 27, 1844 and August 16, 1865, to such an extent that almost since then these are the official dates of celebration of our carnivals, regardless of the fact that they may fall or not on shrovetide. The first date at least normally falls on lent. It is known that the carnival is celebrated before lent, which is a time of penance and preparation for Christ´s passion. It seems that the origin of the word "carnival" comes from the Italian words carne vale, which mean a removing of meat, as a proof of the sensual licences given to the faithful during shrovetide. Then over time a close relationship between Christendom and the heathen festivities developed, and these festivities were assimilated by Christendom.

89. Dominican Republic - Countrywatch.com Key Data. Region Central America and the Caribbean. Population 9,219,800 August 2003. Religions. Roman Catholic, 95.0%. other, 5.0%. Links for dominican republic. http://www.countrywatch.com/cw_country.asp?vCOUNTRY=51

90. Dominican Republic Tours | Dominican Republic Tour Guide by 150 mi/240 km, the dominican republic is larger river valleys in the central region, and rolling http://iexplore.nationalgeographic.com/dmap/Dominican Republic/Overview

dateString = 1081622645; Home Site Index Customer Service Shop MAGAZINES: National Traveler Adventure NG Kids NG Explorer TV AND FILM: Channel (U.S.) Channel (Intl) Explorer GUIDES: Adventure and Animals and History and Maps and News Photography Travel For Kids For Students For Teachers Complete Site Complete Site Index Subscribe Shop Call 1-800-iExplore Keyword Trip Search: Home Trip Finder Destination Guides Join / Sign-in ... Dominican Republic Overview E-mail this page Keyword Search Help Dominican Republic Travel Travel and Trips Dominican Republic Overview The Essentials Where to Go ... Health and Vaccinations Monthly Newsletter Sign-up for monthly travel specials Save up to 50% Privacy Statement Popular Trips to the Caribbean Bahamas Barbados British Virgin Islands Cayman Islands ... U.S. Virgin Islands Dominican Republic Tours Overview What you notice first about the Dominican Republic is its size. This is not just another tiny Caribbean island with a beach and a straw market. Instead, it's a big country with spectacularly varied scenery that includes the tallest mountains in the region, stretches of white sand that run unbroken for miles and the Caribbean's oldest and - some claim - most cosmopolitan city, Santo Domingo. Yet, it's one of the Caribbean's more obscure locales, particularly among U.S. vacationers. At least that's been the case until recently, when the Dominican Republic's government began splashing its assets around the world in colorful television and print advertisements. Dominican officials seem determined to elevate the country's name on the list of Caribbean vacation spots.

91. Dominican Republic - Checklist & Portal Of Tourist Attractions. Southwestern Region - Bani Merengue Festival - dominican republic s Restoration Day de Bibliófilos (dominican Bibliophilist Society http://www.planetware.com/trees/DOM/DOM/DOM.HTM

Dominican Republic Geographical checklist of tourist attractions with official website links Dominican Republic indexes: Home Photos Maps Towns ... Pick new country Click to get official site. View: Full screen list Help (Dominican Republic / Republica Dominicana) Dominican Republic's Central Region Constanza Aguas Blancas Waterfall / Salto de Aguas Blancas (Reserva Cientifica Valle Nuevo) Cordillera Central Pico Duarte (Rio Yaque del Norte) Jarabacoa Jarabacoa Jimenoa Falls / El Salto de Jimenoa Royal Plains / Vega Real Santiago de Los Cabelleros ... Tobacco Museum / Museo del Tabaco (E Leon Jimenez Tobacco Company / E Leon Jimenez Tabacalera) Santiago - Monument to the Heroes of the Restoration (Monument to the Heroes of the Restoration / Monumento de los Heroes de la Restauracion de la Republica) Santiago - Tomas Morel Museum of Folkloric Art Dominican Republic's Southeastern Region Boca Chica Cabo Engano ... Sierra Del Seibo (Hato Mayor/ Plantacion Tropical) Cueva Fun Fun Higuey Basilica of Our Lady / Basilica de Nuestra Senora Juan Dolio ... Casa de Campo (Altos De Chavon) (Altos De Chavon Amphitheater) (Altos De Chavon Crafts Center) (Chavon Art Galleries) Catalina Island / Isla Catalina Cumayasa La Laguna Beach / Club Dominicus (Laguna Bavaro) (Manati Park) Miches Nisibon (Rio Yuma) (San Pedro Macoris) San Rafael del Yuma Boca de Yuma Dominican Republic's Southwestern Region Bani ... San Juan (Bahia de Ocoa) Barahona (Corner Lagoon Scientific Reserve / Reserva Cientifica Laguna Rincon) Enriquillo Lake / Lago Enriquillo National Park of Cabritos Island / Parque Nacional Isla Cabritos Jaragua National Park / Parque Nacional Jaragua Las Caritas (San Cristobal)

92. The Dominican Republic Newspapers Media dominican republic by Jonathan Runge. http://www.escapeartist.com/dr2/dr2.htm

Index for the Dominican Republic Media of the World Living in the Dominican Republic Dominican Republic Report Dominican Republic Report Magazines Opinemos.com - Opinemos.com D.R. One - D.R. One - English language weekly newspaper from the Dominican Republic. An excellent resource for those wanting to know more about the D.R. as a place to live. El Nacional Interactivo - El Nacional Interactivo Primicias Digital - Primicias Digital The POP Report - The POP Report - A great new site! - The POP Report: Regional News and Travel Information from Puerto Plata and the north coast of the Dominican Republic. Online News Channels Color Vision - Color Vision Dominican Republic from Reuters/Infoseek - Dominican Republic from Reuters/Infoseek Dominican Republic fromYahoo news service - Dominican Republic fromYahoo news service HeraldLink Dominican Republic - HeraldLink Dominican Republic - Dominican Republic news from the Miami Herald - The Miami Herald is a much read newspaper in much of Latin America and the Caribbean. ~ Books About Dominican Republic ~ A Cafecito Story: El Cuento Del Cafecito by Julia Alvarez, Belkis Ramirez, Daisy Cocco-Defilippis (Translator), Bill Eichner (Afterword)

93. GlobalEDGE (TM) | Country Insights - Overview Of Dominican Rep. of Stock Exchanges of Central America, Panama and dominican Rep regional PAGE. http://globaledge.msu.edu/ibrd/CountryIntro.asp?CountryID=120&RegionID=4

94. Joint Statement Issued By The Caribbean Community, The Dominican Republic And Th the Commonwealth of Dominica, the dominican republic, Grenada, the the republic of Suriname, and the republic of Trinidad and well being of the region and its http://www.caricom.org/pressreleases/pres06_04.htm

Press release 6/2004 (13 January 2004) JOINT STATEMENT ISSUED BY THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY, THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ON THE THIRD BORDER INITIATIVE The Governments of the United States of America and of the Caribbean nations of Antigua and Barbuda, the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, the Commonwealth of Dominica, the Dominican Republic, Grenada, the Co-operative Republic of Guyana, the Republic of Haiti, Jamaica, the Federation of Saint Christopher and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, the Republic of Suriname, and the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago pledge to strengthen our cooperation in responding to global and hemispheric challenges in a spirit of partnership and mutual respect. We recognize that our nations are bound together by our cultural ties, social and economic links, shared tradition of democracy, mutual respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of individual states, and our commitment to good governance, the rule of law, human rights, individual freedoms and open economies. We therefore welcome the Third Border Initiative announced by President George W. Bush during the Third Summit of the Americas in Quebec City in April 2001, as a valuable framework for structuring our engagement across the broad spectrum of matters that affect the prosperity and well being of the region and its peoples. The Third Border Initiative, building on the Bridgetown Partnership for Prosperity and Security of May 1997, recognizes the special significance of the Caribbean as an important partner of the United States and seeks to build on the long history of constructive engagement between the United States and the Caribbean.

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