Dominican Republic

It is a constant refrain among observers of the Dominican Republic that the country is evolving toward "the consolidation of

Over the past decade, U.S.AID has worked hard to promote Haiti as a low-wage site for U.S. companies fleeing offshore.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS: LOSER TAKES ALL Allegations of fixed elections are still the norm for the Dominican Republic: while it seemed

“Migrants who survived on a small wooden boat for nearly two weeks described … how they watched passengers attack a

Reformers sought to fashion an experiment which would overcome the traditional concentration of power and decision making in the hands

“Once we were all together,” one of the women told me, “and my mother’s friend started calling us names, pointing

The Dominican Republic played a major role in the early history of NACLA, and it is therefore fitting that the

According to James Goodsell's Christian Science Monitor article of March 14, 1967, written from Santo Domingo, this seems to be

The U.S. press, by its lack of coverage, would have us believe that the Dominican epublic is no longer in

After years of struggle, the Dominican community is becoming a pivotal player in New York City politics. I'd like to

They arrive from the airport every Wednesday on a government provided bus to the same central downtown destination. Tonight the

By the early morning of May 17, 1978, it had become clear that the Revolutionary Dominican Party (PRD)-populist, social-democratic and