It is getting crazy in Nagua

[rubio_higuey]

Don't comply risk getting hassled by the cops.

If you get hassled you can sue. The city ordinance is illegal. See my previous post . There is no legal base for the city council to impose these restrictions. It's not their competency.

 

[CristoRey]

[QUOTE="Lobo Tropical, post: 5548451, member:

This from a man who chooses to live in the only country
on the planet with a picture of the Bible on their national flag.
As someone who knows the many of the Dominicans living below you,
let me be the first to tell you... if some of these people did not have
their faith, they would have nothing more than drugs and alcohol to
get them through tough times. The nickname "Cuidad de Dios" in
Nagua has been around long before you decided to bless the Dominican Republic
with you presence and will certainly be here long after.

 

[Michael Strong]

Let's see what happens tomorrow when I try to exit nagua to pick up my son from the airport SDQ

 

[Garyexpat]

Sorry about Nagua coming under Taliban control. Is there any truth to the rumor women will be required to wear head to ankle covering?
Truth be told I see no reason to enter this city ever, virus or not. Just make a 4-lane bipass so people can continue East and West and eliminate the local Nagua police shakedown checkpoints.

If Nagua disappeared would anyone notice? (apologies to William Webster). I hear it was nice 20 years ago.

Might as well tell a business to close entirely as requiring them to close at 2 PM.

Mariscos del Mundo (think that is correct) is one reason to go to Nagua. I used to have another but not I have the ball and chain.

 

[CristoRey]

I'm sure god will provide.

He always does.

 

[Dolores]

This is good info Dolores. Can folks still buy liquor in the daytime to take.home? The language in the LD article is vague in that

Yes, there is no ban on liquor sales, just the time restriction.

 

[drstock]

If you get hassled you can sue. The city ordinance is illegal. See my previous post . There is no legal base for the city council to impose these restrictions. It's not their competency.

Good luck with that!

 

[El Rey de Mangu]

thx Rey de Mangu

Strong, please let the group know how you make out on the airport trip!

 

[Michael Strong]

will do

 

[Michael Strong]

Mangu, we could get out of Nagua we are on the road to las americas for now it went well

 

[Michael Strong]

Well the good is I still have my pizza oven making my pizza for me an my friends, makes more sense, anyway to stay on topic, no checks to leave Nagua today so the sindico just said more than done - good

 

[william webster]

So, traversing Nagua is possible ?

Right ?
but no pizza pickups!!

 

[Michael Strong]

yes traversing Nagua was possible for me today, but no pizza pickups

 

[william webster]

why oh why do I remember you so vividly from StormWatch
I think we interacted a bit

anyway....

 

[Michael Strong]

AT that time, I had a pizza business, it is closed now

 

[Michael Strong]

really good Napolitian Pizza with imported flour (Caputo Blue Napoli) tomatoes from Napoli(San Marzano) wood oven(900 Fahrenheit),, but Dominicans mostly don't care 3 months no customers, Did you hear of Pizza with Maisand Ketchup? somewhere else

 

[Michael Strong]

a 12 inch pizza margarita was 300 Pesos, poor Nagua

 

[Michael Strong]

anyway, let's stay on topic

 

[Michael Strong]

waiting for my son to come out of SDQ

 

[Lobo Tropical]

If you get hassled you can sue. The city ordinance is illegal. See my previous post . There is no legal base for the city council to impose these restrictions. It's not their competency.

Are you going to pay the legal fees?