Lol, I'm just old!...and the beach was a free for all...the stories I have...omg. My mid life crisis...I am past all that now I am old and settled.
Lol, I'm just old!...and the beach was a free for all...the stories I have...omg. My mid life crisis...I am past all that now I am old and settled.
Most likely. The Gov is getting very litte tax revenue with the current situation. If you want nice roads and bridges replaced, you need revenue. It all goes back to money.I don't think the beach redevelopment has much to do with prostitution. The owner of the land wants to develop it with luxury oceanfront condos. Plain and simple.
I am thinking you are correct. This whole thing is about money...nothing else. Otherwise there would be programs to help the people in the area, not just putting the cost of visiting the beach out of most locals reach....most current tourists that being said. They are glossing over the real reasons for the "repurposing". Hey, they are the ones who own the land, have the money and the power...it's the way things go in life.I don't think the beach redevelopment has much to do with prostitution. The owner of the land wants to develop it with luxury oceanfront condos. Plain and simple.
And That’s what they want to do shift it elsewhere …he’ll I’ve been coming here before there was a playa Alicia …it was nice yes there where women selling there wares but it was classy and women where beautiful…then it turned into Wild West then over sized spandex queens..now is another new phase like it or not it is coming, It’s not our country we just get to enjoy it, or leave! Demographics are changing again.100 % true un till economic conditions improve wages social programs and a new law banning prostitution,, redoing the beach wont end the problem chicas will just shift operations else where
Agreements have been signed this afternoon....
ANNOUNCEMENT OF AGREEMENTS BETWEEN SOSUA AND MITUR BEACH SELLERS:
Thirsty. Given the conflicts that have been generated between sellers of Sosúa beach in the Puerto Plata province and the Ministry of Tourism, for the construction of squares in that area, in a press conference held this Thursday on the same beach Sosúa finally the pleyeros they show a signed agreement, where they set all the points.
They also said that three squares two of 150 meters will be built one in the north, one in the south and a third plaza of 75 meters in the middle.
The Players showed great satisfaction with the jointly agreed decision and pointed out that the authorities gave it a deadline of about 30 days in case some of the owners wanted to negotiate their investment. #WellingtonInTheNews @wellingtondjmOfficial
Most locals bring there own rum and food.do not spend money at shacks, most shacks are empty 70% foreigners own for joy of it..times change most think it’s for the better ..new generation of bloggers ruined it for mongering crowd simple..I am thinking you are correct. This whole thing is about money...nothing else. Otherwise there would be programs to help the people in the area, not just putting the cost of visiting the beach out of most locals reach....most current tourists that being said. They are glossing over the real reasons for the "repurposing". Hey, they are the ones who own the land, have the money and the power...it's the way things go in life.
This is what I don't understand...this is not a mongering thing. Not to me and the people I know. I know they are blaming it on that.Most locals bring there own rum and food.do not spend money at shacks, most shacks are empty 70% foreigners own for joy of it..times change most think it’s for the better ..new generation of bloggers ruined it for mongering crowd simple..
Times are changing that’s why ownership changes just like prices have almost doubled because of changes and new demographics it fits to what government has Been saying past and present …I’m sure of one thing and that is a bottle of rum will pop out of Sosua water with a local asking me wanna a drink with a friendly smile Be it tomorrow or 25 yrs ago. Maybe the reef will bounce back when we all have a decent place to pee instead of waterThis is what I don't understand...this is not a mongering thing. Not to me and the people I know. I know they are blaming it on that.
Do you really think the locals will be allowed to continue bringing their own rum and food and spending the day? I hope so.
Times are not changing....ownership changed.
Well, I say: "good luck with that" Let's see what they end up getting after all the shacks are torn down. Having a third plaza in the middle doesn't seem to make much sense, nor does giving up close to half your ocean frontage. Plus, only two parcels, one at either end, were deeded to the government. Kind of hard to change the size of the parcels after the fact. At least once or twice before the vendors were celebrating that they had a deal.Agreements have been signed this afternoon....
ANNOUNCEMENT OF AGREEMENTS BETWEEN SOSUA AND MITUR BEACH SELLERS:
Thirsty. Given the conflicts that have been generated between sellers of Sosúa beach in the Puerto Plata province and the Ministry of Tourism, for the construction of squares in that area, in a press conference held this Thursday on the same beach Sosúa finally the pleyeros they show a signed agreement, where they set all the points.
They also said that three squares two of 150 meters will be built one in the north, one in the south and a third plaza of 75 meters in the middle.
The Players showed great satisfaction with the jointly agreed decision and pointed out that the authorities gave it a deadline of about 30 days in case some of the owners wanted to negotiate their investment. #WellingtonInTheNews @wellingtondjmOfficial
Yes operation will be reduced this year.100 % true un till economic conditions improve wages social programs and a new law banning prostitution,, redoing the beach wont end the problem chicas will just shift operations else where
At least it looks as it is "almost" finished....Considering it's been almost a year and they still haven't been able to complete that sign with the letters "SOSUA" on the hwy as you come into town, it'll be interesting to see just how long it takes them to build a plaza.
If the "agreement" is true, I think it sounds a good compromise, which is what the beach vendors have been looking for. The two plazas, one at each end, always seemed too far away for serving anyone in the middle, so for me, the plaza in the middle, along with the two larger plazas at the ends seems a good solution. As usual, we will have to wait and see what actually happens. I do agree with you about the missing sign at the middle beach entrance!Well, I say: "good luck with that" Let's see what they end up getting after all the shacks are torn down. Having a third plaza in the middle doesn't seem to make much sense, nor does giving up close to half your ocean frontage. Plus, only two parcels, one at either end, were deeded to the government. Kind of hard to change the size of the parcels after the fact. At least once or twice before the vendors were celebrating that they had a deal.
In addition to the luxury development which will most certainly follow... according Mr. Collado aka Mr. SelfieI don't think the beach redevelopment has much to do with prostitution. The owner of the land wants to develop it with luxury oceanfront condos. Plain and simple.
This is what I don't understand. I have spent a lot of time on the beach. Prostitution on the beach has not been a thing for at least 10 years. Sure some guys bring their ladies to the beach and some of these ladies walk around a bit but it is not like it was 10 years or more ago. Is it solely based on the videos that have shown up on YouTube?In addition to the luxury development which will most certainly follow... according Mr. Collado aka Mr. Selfie
this has everything to do with getting rid of the in your face prostitution Sosua has become known for. It was tolerated until it was abused.
2001- 2011 was truly the wild West .. I think around 2012 or so the problems started , coincidentally with You Tube videosI was there also...back in 2001...it was the wild west. Craziest place I had ever been.
This is what I don't understand. I have spent a lot of time on the beach. Prostitution on the beach has not been a thing for at least 10 years. Sure some guys bring their ladies to the beach and some of these ladies walk around a bit but it is not like it was 10 years or more ago. Is it solely based on the videos that have shown up on YouTube?
I really thing this is purely about money. Lots of money will go into this...lots of money to be misdirected. I am sure it has already begun...with the "donation" of the land.
Come now, everyone knows they saved Sosua2001- 2011 was truly the wild West .. I think around 2012 or so the problems started , coincidentally with You Tube videos
once again
YES ...Cuba daves weekly videos , and that other Retards with his " Documentary on Prostitution " which had like 8 Millions views YEARS ago , they started it . that was the beginning ...
then the slow laners who wanted to be famous threw Gasoline on it and wont stop. .
yes they are 100 % at fault ..and they make it necessary to shut down the whole thing in order for Real Estate Prices to go where they want them .
No one wants to share a sidewalk with these Dudes as they are making their Live Videos , they have become cumbersome already .
From a practical standpoint and the vendors' point of view it makes sense, but does it make sense from the landowner's point of view? All this extra land was not the government's land to give.If the "agreement" is true, I think it sounds a good compromise, which is what the beach vendors have been looking for. The two plazas, one at each end, always seemed too far away for serving anyone in the middle, so for me, the plaza in the middle, along with the two larger plazas at the ends seems a good solution. As usual, we will have to wait and see what actually happens. I do agree with you about the missing sign at the middle beach entrance!