Believe Tour to the Dominican Republic posts
AP "The Dominican people have been vilely affected by a business mafia complicit with politicians and thieving bureaucrats."
113 months ago
Lonely Planet The Dominican Republic is so much more than beautiful beaches.
Dominican Republic: beyond the beaches
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The Dominican Republic is well known for its blissful beaches, but it also has a beating heart full of outdoor adventure, colonial and indigenous history and cool mountain breezes that often gets overlooked.
124 months ago
The New York Times - Travel In the Dominican Republic, you don't so much seek out baseball as it finds you.
125 months ago
The New York Times - Travel Tuning into the World Series? First read this travelogue about the incredibly popular baseball culture of the Dominican Republic.
132 months ago
The New York Times - Travel "Baseball players in the Dominican Republic are like musicians — or, more recently, sprinters — in nearby Jamaica: so much talent for such a tiny island."
132 months ago
Los Angeles Times Books Junot Diaz's fight to protect human rights in the Dominican Republic has made him the target of Dominican officials.
132 months ago
Gawker Dominican Republic dick science. (via Gizmodo)
133 months ago
The WorldPost Thousands of children in the Dominican Republic have nowhere to go.
136 months ago
Reginald J. Charles CNN why are you not covering this story and informing the world with what's going on in the Dominican Republic??
137 months ago
TheRoot.com The government of the Dominican Republic moved forward with yet another major human rights violation against Dominicans born to Haitian parents.
137 months ago
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