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Calendar of Events in Dominican Republic

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Events in Dominican Republic New Year’s Eve  — No place is more fun to be in the Caribbean than Santo Domingo on New Year’s Eve. Thousands of merrymakers gather along the Malecón (actually Av. George Washington) to celebrate the coming year. Along this sea-bordering boulevard, bands blast merengue and other music throughout the night. At […]

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Great things to do in Las Terrenas Dominican Republic

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Located on the northeastern coast of the Samana Peninsula, Las Terrenas offers miles of protected inshore waters and beautiful, undeveloped white-sand-beaches, lined with tall palm trees and pastel-colored fishing boats. Trade winds and the warm temperature of the sub-tropical Atlantic Ocean bring this part of the island year-round balmy weather. With a year-round average of […]

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Map of Dominican Republic

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  This Map of Dominican Republic shows the island of Hispaniola, the second largest island in the Caribbean, contains two separate countries; the Dominican Republic and Haiti. columbus Columbus claimed Hispaniola in 1492, and it later became the major launching base for the Spanish conquest of the Caribbean, as well as the American mainland. Subsequently, […]

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Property Guide to the Dominican Republic

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This Property Guide to the Dominican Republic will keep you out of trouble in the Dominican real estate market. Everybody can buy real estate in the Dominican Republic – no residence or local partners are required. You can buy as a private person or use an offshore company. Be careful with estate agents and realtors […]

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Sponsor a Child in the Dominican Republic

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Sponsor a Child in the Dominican Republic Dominican Charity: Sponsor a Child in the Dominican Republic. Around 27 percent of the population live below the poverty line and many children under the age of five still die from malnutrition, gastrointestinal disease and pneumonia, despite improvements by the government in primary health care. Although education is […]

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