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Yes, I will agree many things have improved over the 25 years of me living as a resident in the Dominican Republic

Somewhat agree , It may improve a little in some city locations, but outside the major cities in the Campo and Barrios, Goodluck!

Agree!

So, let me start with your assumption and insult. 1.No I am not a citizen 2. I have been in this country 25 years, and now retired here. So, just like the 3 million Dominicans in the USA as residents, I am a resident of this country, so NO! I am not visiting! I pay my DR taxes! Just can't...

Additional, traffic stops, illegal motors, illegal taxi, street vendors many that violated the local laws and when paid 1,2,3,k pesos, they look the other way and the violations continues!

This is all good but you first need to address and stop the local police corruption. Many local police take bribes or money to turn and look away at violations of the law. Examples: noise control, loud music till 6am in the streets of local neighborhoods, etc

Have stricter laws and replicate the laws in the states.

Sad with Guayana now Human Rights issues

Police are just paid off to ignore

You need to increase the amount of Bilingual in German and teach in schools that service those tourists areas The current infrastructure customer service entities, ie power, phone, medical are struggling to provide Bilingual support in English now

And what does that mean? Emm

They will also just be paid off to look the other way

Not in the Barrio, they are paid off to ignore

This makes no difference, the police are paid off to ignore and turn the other cheak

Hopefully, there will be strong safety procedures and the highest standards for transportation of the children. Not like the recent issues with tour buses

Not true many public schools in greater santo Domingo did not start and told they will start Monday, same at UTEP, they need to communicate better the local plans

When did Ukraine gain independence from Russia? Ukraine officially declared itself an independent country on 24 August 1991, when the communist Supreme Soviet (parliament) of Ukraine proclaimed that Ukraine would no longer follow the laws of USSR and only the laws of the Ukrainian SSR, de facto...

When did Ukraine gain independence from Russia? Ukraine officially declared itself an independent country on 24 August 1991, when the communist Supreme Soviet (parliament) of Ukraine proclaimed that Ukraine would no longer follow the laws of USSR and only the laws of the Ukrainian SSR, de facto...

Wrong history lesson, Ukraine was not Ukraine prior to ww2, it was the soviet union, why false info being posted...

Not accurate, Ukraine was not Ukraine before ww2, it was the soviet union