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350,000 people pay $5.2 billions in taxes ? Only curiosity. It’s a lot of money !
February 4, 2026 at 4:43 AM
350,000 people pay $5.2 billions in taxes ? Only curiosity. It’s a lot of money !
Tenía que ser Dominicana! No aceptan que las dejen. Es obligatorio amarlas toda la vida.
February 4, 2026 at 4:34 AM
Tenía que ser Dominicana! No aceptan que las dejen. Es obligatorio amarlas toda la vida.
Cuál es la excusa? Necesitamos legalizar inmigrantes para recaudar más impuestos y sostener los planes de pensiones o simplemente cumplimos órdenes?
February 3, 2026 at 8:28 PM
Cuál es la excusa? Necesitamos legalizar inmigrantes para recaudar más impuestos y sostener los planes de pensiones o simplemente cumplimos órdenes?
Haitian’s constitution doesn’t allow double nationality. In DR, you don’t have Jus Solis rights. If you are illegal in transit you won’t be legal staying a lot of time. That’s why article 168 and 169 modified constitution.
February 2, 2026 at 6:15 PM
Haitian’s constitution doesn’t allow double nationality. In DR, you don’t have Jus Solis rights. If you are illegal in transit you won’t be legal staying a lot of time. That’s why article 168 and 169 modified constitution.
Why not? According to article #12, from Haitian constitution, if U r direct descending from Haitian mother or father, U have Haitian citizenship, no matter where you were born. Did they change that? It’s more difficult to quit the nationality, something you need to do before applying for another.
February 2, 2026 at 5:47 PM
Why not? According to article #12, from Haitian constitution, if U r direct descending from Haitian mother or father, U have Haitian citizenship, no matter where you were born. Did they change that? It’s more difficult to quit the nationality, something you need to do before applying for another.
Those 150,000 stateless persons do have a nationality. They are Haitians according to Haitian constitution, article 12 from 1987.
February 2, 2026 at 2:43 PM
Those 150,000 stateless persons do have a nationality. They are Haitians according to Haitian constitution, article 12 from 1987.
What illegal means to you? Judging by your constitution or Dominican constitution?
The system is not so cruel allowing almost 4 millions aliens, giving education to more than 300,000, financing more than 70 births per day. Giving jobs to more than 2 millions.
The system is not so cruel allowing almost 4 millions aliens, giving education to more than 300,000, financing more than 70 births per day. Giving jobs to more than 2 millions.
February 2, 2026 at 2:35 PM
What illegal means to you? Judging by your constitution or Dominican constitution?
The system is not so cruel allowing almost 4 millions aliens, giving education to more than 300,000, financing more than 70 births per day. Giving jobs to more than 2 millions.
The system is not so cruel allowing almost 4 millions aliens, giving education to more than 300,000, financing more than 70 births per day. Giving jobs to more than 2 millions.
Me enseñaron eso mismo, aunque la versión real del inicio y el final no coinciden del todo. No comenzó con revuelta de esclavos que no buscaban independencia. Hubo pago de resultados y no hubo desafío. Pero no deja de ser admirable.
Gran pueblo !….Pobre país!
Gran pueblo !….Pobre país!
February 2, 2026 at 12:27 PM
Me enseñaron eso mismo, aunque la versión real del inicio y el final no coinciden del todo. No comenzó con revuelta de esclavos que no buscaban independencia. Hubo pago de resultados y no hubo desafío. Pero no deja de ser admirable.
Gran pueblo !….Pobre país!
Gran pueblo !….Pobre país!
El hecho de que no apliquen para la nacionalidad dominicana no quiere decir que sean apátridas. Siguen siendo nacionales haitianos.
January 31, 2026 at 2:51 PM
El hecho de que no apliquen para la nacionalidad dominicana no quiere decir que sean apátridas. Siguen siendo nacionales haitianos.
En RD no hay apátridas haitianos. Los nacidos de padres haitianos, no importa el lugar del mundo, son haitianos de acuerdo al artículo 12 de constitución haitiana de 1987. Una acepción mal interpretada, acepta la doble nacionalidad a partir del 2012.
January 29, 2026 at 5:41 PM
En RD no hay apátridas haitianos. Los nacidos de padres haitianos, no importa el lugar del mundo, son haitianos de acuerdo al artículo 12 de constitución haitiana de 1987. Una acepción mal interpretada, acepta la doble nacionalidad a partir del 2012.
No existen apátridas de origen haitiano en virtud de la definición de la nacionalidad haitiana de acuerdo a su propia definición. La nacionalidad no es algo que tú escoges a tu gusto y menos en un país que no acepta la doble nacionalidad.
January 27, 2026 at 11:15 AM
No existen apátridas de origen haitiano en virtud de la definición de la nacionalidad haitiana de acuerdo a su propia definición. La nacionalidad no es algo que tú escoges a tu gusto y menos en un país que no acepta la doble nacionalidad.
No hay forma de pedirle a este señor que por favor deje de violar las reglas del país? Claro que a él no le importan las leyes dominicanas porque sabe que aquí tenemos miedo de acusar a un canadiense.
January 22, 2026 at 2:55 AM
No hay forma de pedirle a este señor que por favor deje de violar las reglas del país? Claro que a él no le importan las leyes dominicanas porque sabe que aquí tenemos miedo de acusar a un canadiense.
El pan nuestro de cada día. Pronto vendrán los 300,000 sin el TPS.
January 20, 2026 at 3:41 PM
El pan nuestro de cada día. Pronto vendrán los 300,000 sin el TPS.
Son simples indelicadezas que se detienen en la puerta del despacho no escritos en un pedazo de papel.
January 20, 2026 at 1:03 AM
Son simples indelicadezas que se detienen en la puerta del despacho no escritos en un pedazo de papel.
Con dinero prestado siempre habrá abundancia.
January 11, 2026 at 2:57 PM
Con dinero prestado siempre habrá abundancia.
Entiendo perfectamente sus motivos. Quiere ser reinstalado para continuar manejando su finca particular.
January 9, 2026 at 6:41 PM
Entiendo perfectamente sus motivos. Quiere ser reinstalado para continuar manejando su finca particular.
11% ? Pero no dicen el porcentaje actual, el cual es alarmante para un país pequeño y sin recursos.
January 9, 2026 at 6:39 PM
11% ? Pero no dicen el porcentaje actual, el cual es alarmante para un país pequeño y sin recursos.
Yo soy de ese 4.9% que parece un 30%.
January 7, 2026 at 12:27 PM
Yo soy de ese 4.9% que parece un 30%.
Nice book !
In 1791 a slave revolt began with a religious ceremony looking for reinvindications and revenge, burning plantations and killing owners. Controlled by Blanchelande and his forces when Boukman was captured and executed on November 1791.
Jean François became the new leader. Toussaint?
In 1791 a slave revolt began with a religious ceremony looking for reinvindications and revenge, burning plantations and killing owners. Controlled by Blanchelande and his forces when Boukman was captured and executed on November 1791.
Jean François became the new leader. Toussaint?
January 7, 2026 at 2:11 AM
Nice book !
In 1791 a slave revolt began with a religious ceremony looking for reinvindications and revenge, burning plantations and killing owners. Controlled by Blanchelande and his forces when Boukman was captured and executed on November 1791.
Jean François became the new leader. Toussaint?
In 1791 a slave revolt began with a religious ceremony looking for reinvindications and revenge, burning plantations and killing owners. Controlled by Blanchelande and his forces when Boukman was captured and executed on November 1791.
Jean François became the new leader. Toussaint?
You are absolutely right about timeline but wrong about impact and consequences in Haiti. Maybe it all began with Ogé and his ideas inspired in France. In 1791 there was not any freedom from Haitians. The whole riot was controlled in less than 2 years. In 1794, Sonthonax abolished slavery.
January 6, 2026 at 6:27 PM
You are absolutely right about timeline but wrong about impact and consequences in Haiti. Maybe it all began with Ogé and his ideas inspired in France. In 1791 there was not any freedom from Haitians. The whole riot was controlled in less than 2 years. In 1794, Sonthonax abolished slavery.
French Revolution inspired American Revolution and Haitian Revolution.
January 6, 2026 at 3:36 PM
French Revolution inspired American Revolution and Haitian Revolution.
Who were the slaves?
There wasn’t any slave since slavery was abolished by a Frenchman named Sonthonax in 1794. Remember that Louverture was the general governor from 1795 until 1801 and he was against slavery.
Napoleon really wanted to but his army was defeated in Vertières.
There wasn’t any slave since slavery was abolished by a Frenchman named Sonthonax in 1794. Remember that Louverture was the general governor from 1795 until 1801 and he was against slavery.
Napoleon really wanted to but his army was defeated in Vertières.
January 1, 2026 at 11:27 PM
Who were the slaves?
There wasn’t any slave since slavery was abolished by a Frenchman named Sonthonax in 1794. Remember that Louverture was the general governor from 1795 until 1801 and he was against slavery.
Napoleon really wanted to but his army was defeated in Vertières.
There wasn’t any slave since slavery was abolished by a Frenchman named Sonthonax in 1794. Remember that Louverture was the general governor from 1795 until 1801 and he was against slavery.
Napoleon really wanted to but his army was defeated in Vertières.
Yo creo que lo que hay es mala interpretación por conveniencia. La apatridia no existe. Ud es de RD o es de Haití, pero no de donde Ud prefiera.
Si un inmigrante ilegal no adquiere ciudadanía, la permanencia prolongada no lo hace legal ni, lamentablemente, a su descendencia.
Si un inmigrante ilegal no adquiere ciudadanía, la permanencia prolongada no lo hace legal ni, lamentablemente, a su descendencia.
January 1, 2026 at 2:49 PM
Yo creo que lo que hay es mala interpretación por conveniencia. La apatridia no existe. Ud es de RD o es de Haití, pero no de donde Ud prefiera.
Si un inmigrante ilegal no adquiere ciudadanía, la permanencia prolongada no lo hace legal ni, lamentablemente, a su descendencia.
Si un inmigrante ilegal no adquiere ciudadanía, la permanencia prolongada no lo hace legal ni, lamentablemente, a su descendencia.
The peace of Amiens was officially broken on May 18, 1803. Napoleon knew British would block the seas with their powerful navy. He decided to sell the whole Louisiana, not only New Orleans, for less than offered by Americans. He also knew British would block his troops in Haiti.
December 29, 2025 at 11:36 AM
The peace of Amiens was officially broken on May 18, 1803. Napoleon knew British would block the seas with their powerful navy. He decided to sell the whole Louisiana, not only New Orleans, for less than offered by Americans. He also knew British would block his troops in Haiti.
Louisiana was an Spanish property until 1800. Napoleon sold it on April 30, 1803. Haiti was freed on January 1st 1804.
The reasons, according to Wikipedia, was the need of money to continue European wars, fear of England navy and no possibility to manage that huge territory. Haiti was not a reason.
The reasons, according to Wikipedia, was the need of money to continue European wars, fear of England navy and no possibility to manage that huge territory. Haiti was not a reason.
December 28, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Louisiana was an Spanish property until 1800. Napoleon sold it on April 30, 1803. Haiti was freed on January 1st 1804.
The reasons, according to Wikipedia, was the need of money to continue European wars, fear of England navy and no possibility to manage that huge territory. Haiti was not a reason.
The reasons, according to Wikipedia, was the need of money to continue European wars, fear of England navy and no possibility to manage that huge territory. Haiti was not a reason.