Dominicans in New York: Getting a Slice of the Apple

Dominicans in New York: Getting a Slice of the Apple

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

Dominican Republic: The Deportees

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

Dominican Republic: Elections

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

Apartheid Dominican Style

Two international human rights bodies—the Inter-American Human Rights Commission and the Inter-American Human Rights Court—are examining charges that the Dominican
The Bosch Pendulum

The Bosch Pendulum

Dominican historian Roberto Cassd, has observed Juan Bosch for most of the latter's checkered career. In this excerpt from a
U.S Role in Dominican Republic Spurs Nacla founding

U.S Role in Dominican Republic Spurs Nacla founding

U.S. Role in Dominican Republic spurs NACLA founding By Fred Rosen In April 1965, President Lyndon Johnson sent some 22,000
An Anatomy of Racism

An Anatomy of Racism

DOMINICAN PRESIDENT JOA- quin Balaguer has, surely, never been in any serious danger of being mistaken for a man of
The Eternal President

The Eternal President

When Joaquin Balaguer was born on September 1, 1906, Theodore Roosevelt was in the White House, the Marines were occupying
Dominican Republic Spurns Haitian Migrants: Rejection of African Heritage Fuels Anti-Haitian Views

Dominican Republic Spurns Haitian Migrants: Rejection of African Heritage Fuels Anti-Haitian Views

Haiti and the Dominican Republic share a single Caribbean island, Hispaniola, but Haitians living in the Dominican Republic—who number at
Justice Delayed—But Not Denied

Justice Delayed—But Not Denied

In July, Dominicans celebrated guilty verdicts handed down against four confessed murderers of Orlando Martínez, a young journalist killed in
Whiter the Course?

Whiter the Course?

Having an incumbent president pass on the sash of office to his successor is still a rare occur- rence in
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