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Domestic Abuse by Dominican Men this year
I see what you mean in reference to afghan women,but Dominican women? Would you care to elaborate?
The Dominican republic is not religious, they like to think they are, but it is just talk, really, religion is the basis for very little in DR.
Religious imagery and language pervade nearly every aspect of Dominican life. Look around, listen to the idiomatic expressions. Is it a hypocritical piety, useless for making people feel responsible to themselves and others for their actions? Of course it is. Do what you want. All is forgiven.
With respect, the role that religion plays(or its silence) in Dominican society has a great deal to do with the way the men and women interact with one another.
True but not for this discussion.
This thread is about Domestic Abuse by Dominican Men this year.
True but not for this discussion.
This thread is about Domestic Abuse by Dominican Men this year.
I won't disagree with a moderator.
"Femicide, tragedy and national emergency"
"Santo Domingo.- Hundreds of people gathered in front of Congress Wednesday to support a "Day of Mourning" for the nearly 100 women murdered by their partners or ex partners thus far this year, an activity convened by more than 60 organizations."
http://www.dominicantoday.com/dr/lo...icket-Congress-in-mourning-for-murdered-women
Peri?dico 7 D?as - Feminicidios, una drama que no cesa en la Rep?blica Dominicana
donP
This thread is about Domestic Abuse by Dominican Men this year.
"Santo Domingo.- Hundreds of people gathered in front of Congress Wednesday to support a "Day of Mourning" for the nearly 100 women murdered by their partners or ex partners thus far this year, an activity convened by more than 60 organizations."
http://www.dominicantoday.com/dr/lo...icket-Congress-in-mourning-for-murdered-women
Peri?dico 7 D?as - Feminicidios, una drama que no cesa en la Rep?blica Dominicana
donP
However, the killings go on.
However,....
ENCUENTRAN MUJER DECAPITADA Y EN ESTADO DE DESCOMPOSICION EN PUERTO PLATA(HAY IM?GENES MUY FUERTE)
donP
However,....
ENCUENTRAN MUJER DECAPITADA Y EN ESTADO DE DESCOMPOSICION EN PUERTO PLATA(HAY IM?GENES MUY FUERTE)
donP
in actual fact less than 1% of violent deaths in the DR are deaths of women ,,they lead a charmed existance
Is there a slight contradiction here or am I missing the sarcasm?
I didn't sleep well after watching bboys videos.
I didn't sleep well after watching bboys videos.
i will never get it: if they want to put the picture why not make it a good and clear one? (sarcastic eye roll)
but the death is a new one, normally there are no attempts to hide the body.
i was down on the park by the sea by the Malecon where the folks from Villa Mella and the like can now access the sea via the subway
and let me say the unspeakable
i have NEVER seen such a group of unfit mothers in my life
one little boy was just grabbed and whopped and publically embarrassed for not coming right on time
so
i think this all starts with the hand that rocks the cradle
sorry to say it, sistahs!
and let me say the unspeakable
i have NEVER seen such a group of unfit mothers in my life
one little boy was just grabbed and whopped and publically embarrassed for not coming right on time
so
i think this all starts with the hand that rocks the cradle
sorry to say it, sistahs!
i know a woman... educated, decent, good family from the campo. had two kids unmarried... and ok. it is ok to do that. But what I find odd and different is that the son pays for the rent of the house.. now, ok, lots of folks chip in... but she does not work anywhere near her capacity... says she has to be at home with the girl, the son goes to school, has a job at a bank, and pays the 3000 pesos rent on the house.
i do not recall ever running across any sort of arrangement like that before... perhaps it is normal in Latin cultures?
i do not recall ever running across any sort of arrangement like that before... perhaps it is normal in Latin cultures?
Life Plan
Not only in Latin cultures children are expected to support the parent(s) in their older ages, sort of a solution for the missing social security schemes.
So, in your cited case the woman's life plan somehow worked for her, didn't it?
donP
Not only in Latin cultures children are expected to support the parent(s) in their older ages, sort of a solution for the missing social security schemes.
So, in your cited case the woman's life plan somehow worked for her, didn't it?
donP