Naw, the chica in the porn was from Sosua, but she looked a hell of a lot better than what was in Pasions. Plus, Pasions' prices are much too high. For instance, they charge 100 pesos for a bottled water that cost probably 7 pesos in the mercado.
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Naw, the chica in the porn was from Sosua, but she looked a hell of a lot better than what was in Pasions. Plus, Pasions' prices are much too high. For instance, they charge 100 pesos for a bottled water that cost probably 7 pesos in the mercado.
As many may recall, the cruise ship port just outside Puerto Plata is set to open in the coming year.
When it does, somewhere between 3,000-6,000 tourists will be disgorged from the ships somewhere between three to five times a week. Despite full knowledge, Puerto Plata has done relatively little to prepare themselves for the new influx of cash. Further, the beach is poor, the town can get a bit dusty, and aside from the fort, the teleferico, Ocean World and a tour of Brugal, there isn't that much to do. Cabarete has a nice beach and decent restaurants, but is almost an hour away from the dock.
Which leaves us with Sosua. Absent the sex-trade stigma, Sosua is actually a charming little town, that happens to be situated around a very nice, swimmable beach, and a beautiful bay.
It occurs to me that fact has occurred to the powers-that-be (defined as powerful business interests, politicians, lawyers, judges and policia). I imagine they think shutting down the higher profile non-dominican sex businesses along with the Haitian owned massage parlors, and fully rebuilding the beachfront shacks with businesses will help direct a lot of the cruise tourist business their way.
And I'm sure they think cruise business is better in the long term than sex-tourist business, and the easiest way to send the intended message to all parties is by a serious crackdown.
So, in terms of police action, this is probably more the beginning than the end, until those on the NY-Sosua express start to change their travel plans to somewhere else.
When it does, somewhere between 3,000-6,000 tourists will be disgorged from the ships somewhere between three to five times a week. Despite full knowledge, Puerto Plata has done relatively little to prepare themselves for the new influx of cash. Further, the beach is poor, the town can get a bit dusty, and aside from the fort, the teleferico, Ocean World and a tour of Brugal, there isn't that much to do. Cabarete has a nice beach and decent restaurants, but is almost an hour away from the dock.
Which leaves us with Sosua. Absent the sex-trade stigma, Sosua is actually a charming little town, that happens to be situated around a very nice, swimmable beach, and a beautiful bay.
It occurs to me that fact has occurred to the powers-that-be (defined as powerful business interests, politicians, lawyers, judges and policia). I imagine they think shutting down the higher profile non-dominican sex businesses along with the Haitian owned massage parlors, and fully rebuilding the beachfront shacks with businesses will help direct a lot of the cruise tourist business their way.
And I'm sure they think cruise business is better in the long term than sex-tourist business, and the easiest way to send the intended message to all parties is by a serious crackdown.
So, in terms of police action, this is probably more the beginning than the end, until those on the NY-Sosua express start to change their travel plans to somewhere else.
Girls getting pregnant at a very young age and the males not raising their kids responsibly and the cycle continuously perpetuating itself. It's no wonder so many chicas wind up in the sex industry.
I know its been mentioned before, but I constantly forget so thanks for the reminder. It seems almost too good to be true so I guess it will hit when you start to see the influx of gringos in Bermuda shorts. Now that you mention it, the cruise ships could be a "game changer."
Well you know the saying down here: We have Dominican prices, and we have Gringo prices.
I know Al.
This topless joint went down the drain a few years ago. At one point ( pun intended Hunt's Point ), it became a go-go club because of the zoning laws. No more topless. I had some good times there.
Here you go Gorgon!!!!
then maybe we must have met, because i was good buddies with Al and his brother. not to mention Charles Stone...small world, or small Bronx. remember the magical landmark, The Goat?
Not really. Once these chicas get a load of the "menu" and what Peter charges the customers for services THEY provide, the chicas get it in their heads that this is what they can charge if they go independent.
They are not allowed to see clients during their off-time or set up off-campus rendezvous for personal gain. In other words, they cannot make money in the sex industry in Sosua independent of Peter if they work for him.
Some of these girls get it in thier heads that they can make 4, 5, 6 thousand pesos per customer hustling from a bar as an independent. When they see they cannot, many just go back home to wherever Peter's wife recruits them from, which the majority of the time is the campos and barrios of Santiago.
interesting to hear that the fathers of the babies of the girls who "work" pay for their kids leche and pampers.
The pros. I know don't get a dime....maybe I live in an area where life is different?
But then IF the daddys pay then the girls wouldn,t necessarily need to work?
Oh hell maybe I am getting all confused eh!!!
The pros. I know don't get a dime....maybe I live in an area where life is different?
But then IF the daddys pay then the girls wouldn,t necessarily need to work?
Oh hell maybe I am getting all confused eh!!!
Of course some of the girls will be underage...in fact one forum guy has himself said his 14yr old daughter was approached to work there....but mentioning underage girls on here doesn,t seem to bode well so maybe its best to airbrush it out.
By the way I am all for Brothels who employ willing workers as it offers them some protection and keeps them away from family homes.
Not sure about your comment regarding orphans tho
By the way I am all for Brothels who employ willing workers as it offers them some protection and keeps them away from family homes.
Not sure about your comment regarding orphans tho
that's pretty normal here. it's to ensure the mother does not spend this money on salon and clothing. goes for some middle class dominicanas too: father may provide milk, pampers and meds and later pay health insurance, school and supplies but no actual money exchanges hands.
WOW Jilly - what sweeping generalizations - and so new to "the board".
In our many visits to Passions, way back when it was still a "tikki" hut, and the more modern incarnations - there were no underage girls.
I think there has always been "too much to lose" over such a silly thing a underage girls.
Im a little annoyed that you would say that - im guessing you have not visited the place ever?
In our many visits to Passions, way back when it was still a "tikki" hut, and the more modern incarnations - there were no underage girls.
I think there has always been "too much to lose" over such a silly thing a underage girls.
Im a little annoyed that you would say that - im guessing you have not visited the place ever?
Today I wondered....does anybody think the authorities will raid the Cabanas???? I mean if they really want to catch the johns, cabanas are the perfect place. I know a few people that use cabanas as hotels when travelling but it's a small percentage.
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