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I'd be curious to know what will happen in Cap Haitien regarding to this matter indeed.

After having the trauma of a guy with his husband!!! At first, I thought it was a joke! Can't make that up!

At some point, Haitian gangs will start to take control of some territories inside the Dominican Republic. It's only a question of time.

After 32 years, knowing the 1st 10 I used to drink tab water & "tinaja" water, then I switched to "botellones" around 2002. I never drank anything else, and I'm pretty sure most those "botellones" were exposed to sunlight. I never had an issue (or maybe I did and still do, I don't know...)

It's only the beginning, sorry to say such things now.

Did you ever wonder who is sending all those weapons to Port-au-Prince's slums? Who is paying for it? Did you consider the strategic importance of the cocaine route and the paramount influence of Colombian cartels in Haiti? This is their support, and it might not be legally political, but it's...

Yes, well in the 1960's, there were big-shot experts just like you who gave great advice about going to war in Vietnam, keep'em coming!

What happens then after the benevolent dictator leaves? Back to the same as we know now?

Ever heard of the Vietcongs?

How it looks from abroad

I know history and I understand where you're coming from, but the situation is very different today. If you want to compare, just study the difference between 1980's Sweden and today's Sweden. This will give you the Dominican future at once.

I am friendly telling you that my position today is your position tomorrow. I am not sure I can word it correctly. Rest assure that I know Haiti on the ground also.

Once the Kenyans are gone and the UN defeated, as it always has been the case in Haiti since the start, the gangs will be so strong they'll have carte blanche to expand wherever they want. You all know the "El Masacre se cruza a pie". Each Haitian neighborhood in the DR will be controlled by one...

For you guys who are not taking this situation seriously, just have a deep look at Sweden. Take a good look at Sweden in the 1980s, now take a good look at 2024 Sweden. Those foolish Swedes were just like you. Now they are crying because they lost their nation. DR is like Sweden, it's already...

I don't know how many decades you have here, but if you have more than 3, close your eyes and remember how it was then, now open your eyes and see how it is now. Now close them again and you will see tomorrow.

Just look at what's happening in Port-au-Prince and see if green buses are of any efficiency. Behold the difference of gunpower between police and gangs. Behold closely: this is DR's tomorrow!

What you see in this situation in Las Terrenas is a clue about DR's future. Within less than a decade, Haitians will rule over this nation. Haitian gangs will take over entire neighborhoods & police won't be able to fight back. I would say before 2030 Dominicans will have lost their sovereignty...

Thank you AirBnB & real-estate industry!

Being there, I would say those floodings were caused not by the rain itself but by the overconstruction and filling of riverbed & wetlands. Thank you, real-estate industry & AirBnB, it's on you! Also the amount of trash was impressive, but that one is on the barrios. Rain has been falling all...

We had an electrical pasola and it broke down after a year and a half. Went back to gasolina.