In addition, Haitians can easily be identified from Dominicans...so those that do make it in can easily be captured and deported.
all you need is to have them say "perejil".
In addition, Haitians can easily be identified from Dominicans...so those that do make it in can easily be captured and deported.
all you need is to have them say "perejil".
How about the fact that you won't find any Dominican speaking kreyol through a cellphone in the first place?
how about haitians who do not speak over the phone?
there are haitians in POP as well, you know. and dominicans should be grateful for that. if it was not for haitians dominicans would have to do their jobs. and they don't want to.
The two nationalities look totally different from each other...so dominicans are just "pussying" around by not taking action.
Again, haitians can be identified on sight.
The two nationalities look totally different from each other...so dominicans are just "pussying" around by not taking action.
Again, haitians can be identified on sight.
I know that you say this.. but Haitians and Dominicans have been intermarrying for 500 years.. They are not that seperate really.. If you go to the Bataye areas.. not the ones which are active. but the ones which have closed down, where there used to be sugar cane workers and there are not.. and look at the people there.. Dominicans? Haitians? I know that both sides of this want to emphasize that there is really some sort of DIFFERENCE... some genetic.. difference.. but it is really only about how much African ancestry there is.. and then it is a matter of culture.
But the orientals can tell Japanese from Chinese and Koreans, ask Koreano.
It isn't that hard, really. It's not as if we were speaking of telling apart Japanese from Chinese or Koreans. As someone mentioned in the "21 Ways" thread, we just simply "know". And I'm sure Haitians have the same trait for telling apart "neg" from "blan".
I am not talking about newly arrived Haitians.. But if a Haitian is born here, and raised here? Can you still tell he is "Haitian".. how? Simply because he looks more "african'?
90% of cases are in negro africa.
Haiti is an african country.
That is why it is extremely important that DR seals that border to protect its people and its tourist industry.
There will be new and easier to catch diseases in the future.
So she caught it in Haiti. What does this have to do with the DR. Now every tourist to DR tourist zones will be asking if they have to take the meds. Stirring the pot are we????
Maybe your title should read "Malaria: The dangers of not taking anti-malaria tablets when visiting Haiti"
Bob K
Lots of mosquitos don't stop at the border
They better start stopping at the border or they will be deported!!