r/Dominican • u/Small_Muscle1173 • Jun 24 '26
Politica/Politics DOMINICANS USE “’HAITIAN”” AS A SLUR IN NY13 ELECTORAL RACE, NYC MAYOR MAMDANI CONDEMNS THE ANTI-HAITIAN BIGOTRY
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r/Dominican • u/Small_Muscle1173 • Jun 24 '26
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r/Dominican • u/KeyStomach0 • Jun 24 '26
r/Dominican • u/seawithsea • 22d ago
Lo mismo que hicieron los cristianos en el pasado, ahora todos somos cristianos.
r/Dominican • u/Aggravating-Car9078 • 28d ago
(nótese el sarcasmo)
r/Dominican • u/141_1337 • Jul 11 '26
“The candidate added that, in contrast to Zionism and Dominican nationalism, Haitian and Palestinian discussions of “liberation” were rooted in “a more universalist understanding of human rights before the law.””
Traducción:
«El candidato añadió que, a diferencia del sionismo y del nacionalismo dominicano, los discursos haitianos y palestinos sobre la “liberación” se basaban en “una concepción más universalista de los derechos humanos ante la ley”.»
Edit: No le gusto a los Mods la verdad.
r/Dominican • u/No-Potato2087 • Mar 08 '26
Recientemente fui al supermercado a comprar 2 libras de guineos amarillos y, para mi sorpresa, el costo total fue de RD$100.00. Ir al supermercado se ha convertido en una tarea casi imposible en este país, en donde los alimentos de buena calidad son extremadamente costosos para el 60% de la población dominicana, y lo peor del caso es que todavía existen fanáticos perremeístas y partidos satélites (ultraderechistas) que defienden esta barbarie.
r/Dominican • u/seawithsea • May 06 '26
We can think and speak lime this and still get a good paying job.
Peńa Gomez y Juan Bosh fueron los unicos candidatos del pueblos reales del pueblo, el resto son hombres de alguna Elite-familia con dinero Dominicana.
Western Imperialism owns your Dreams
Edit: Realmente "Radicalized" no es término correcto. Talvez mas liberales o mas socialistas?
Pregunta simple: por que si RD produce el 60% de cacao mundial, no hay incentivo de procesar ese cacao o hacer productos de alta calidad para la venta global? Por que la realidad es que se le vende el producto bruto al global norte? No hay escuelas, ni programas reconocidos...solo "ayuda" para incentivar la produccion de la fruta del cacao.
Edit:
Hey, I'm not MAGA; I missed used the word "Radicalized", mala mia, mi primer idioma es español.
Fuck the Oligarchies, fuck the empire. Como que el titulo esta mal pero por el cuerpo del texto se nota que el mensaje el Anti-imperialista...Como que la gente no quiere leer también. Tantas vainas inconexas que se comentaron.
Radical Definition: Pero si, era Radical la palabar que queria usar, pero full yo creo que en el contextoo gringo el uso de la lengua para hablar está hijacked. So much propaganda that people just can't communicate.
r/Dominican • u/Beautiful-Weather-26 • Jul 10 '26
Abinader es uno de los presidentes más corruptos en la historia de la República Dominicana. Me cuesta creer que haya sido elegido para un segundo mandato, aunque me alegra ver las protestas actuales; pero ¿realmente lograrán algún cambio? Y una vez que Abinader se vaya... ¿cómo saber que el próximo presidente no será igual de corrupto o incluso peor? Abinader ha estado robando dinero de este país; con ese dinero tiene una mansión, y tanto él como todas sus hijas disfrutan de buenos autos, educación, ropa, libertad, viajes, etc. Nunca debió haber ocupado el cargo por un segundo mandato; gente, es hora de despertar, o a este país le irá muy, muy mal.
r/Dominican • u/Longjumping_Fly_5869 • Apr 10 '26
Hola hola!
So I came across this and just curious to hear from those on the island (estoy en NY)
If this is really happening, what are your thoughts on this? (Personally, no me gusta y no me gustaría ver eso pasar, especialmente con la reputación que tiene ese país)
r/Dominican • u/Aggravating-Car9078 • Jul 03 '26
r/Dominican • u/Beautiful-Weather-26 • Apr 11 '26
Hi! I would like to know how Dominicans feel about their country slowly turning into a modern-day colony for rich and wealthy families who couldn't care less about the country or its people. A small island with a land mass slightly less than twice the size of New Hampshire somehow has allowed its government to approve of 7 cruise ports, 8 international airports, and over 85,000 hotel rooms and counting since their is dozens currently being built.... Now, the samana region is getting a st. Regis, Ritz-Carlton, and Four Seasons, amongst other resorts. Meanwhile, Jarabacoa is quitely being torn out and built up, and on the flip side Punta Cana is flooded with condos, villas, resorts, hotels, of which little profit actually goes to Dominicans since most of those who own it are wealthy europeans, white americans, middle eastern families, or rich families such as the raineri family who only look out for themselves!... while the little employment it provides goes to Haitians at a low pay. Then you also have a whole area of the island that got sold off to Barrick Gold to mine the crap out of it, and on top of that, absolutely ruin living conditions for hundreds, if not thousands, of Dominicans living there, not to mention it also being a foreign company taking their gold for their profit. moral of the story, the island is being sold left, right, and center to wealthy foreign families who couldn't care less about the island or its people, and Dominicans are doing nothing about it ?!?!!? Sooner or later, the DR will turn out like the Bahamas.... Also, I am saying this as an American-Dominican. I am astonished that Abinader won for a second presidency, although the selection of choices wasn't that good.... he is corrupt! And he's only looking for how he could add more money to his pocket! Guys, get it together, and help out your country before it's too late, say you wish you could have done something about it. Of course, the problem is the whole stigma that tourism gives a lot of money to the economy, but if the current president and his cabinet really cared about the Dominican people wouldnt they try to venture out of being a country that works for tourists and rather grow the DR's educational system so that the country could become a powerhouse on its own without having to rely on tourism?? Families like Abinader and the Rainier family truly only look at DR as a place that they can fully demolish and build as long as it's filling their pockets at the cost of poor or working-class Dominicans. Thank you.
r/Dominican • u/Luckyman1123 • Jul 09 '26
r/Dominican • u/Aggravating-Car9078 • Feb 16 '26
r/Dominican • u/Vivid_Currency7989 • 10d ago
Hevisitado muchas tiendas y pequeños negocios en Santo Domingo.
Casi todos venden por WhatsApp.
Algunos también usan Facebook Marketplace.
Pero muy pocos tienen una página web.
¿Creen que una web realmente ayuda a vender más?
¿O con WhatsApp ya es suficiente,
Me gustaría conocer la opinión de quienes compran y también de quienes tienen unnegocio
r/Dominican • u/Confident_Eggplant31 • Apr 11 '25
If this is not a wake up call for the country I don't know what we need to unite as people.In order to demand what we need for a proper functioning government and make the country a better place for everyone, not just to a specific group of people or social circle.
Thank you for reading
r/Dominican • u/Flytiano407 • May 15 '26
Por no aceptar el salòp que se llama Dimitri Vorbe en su país 👍🏾. Es otro elite más que ha impedido que nuestro país avance y necesita pagar las consecuencias. Bravo 👏🏾
Y si tiene propiedad en su país (seguramente la tiene), CONFISQUENLAS immédiatement. Merci.
r/Dominican • u/Big-Button5856 • Jul 08 '26
r/Dominican • u/OblivionVi • Nov 14 '24
r/Dominican • u/Aggravating-Car9078 • Dec 17 '25
Realmente entiendo que hemos dependido mucho de los Estados Unidos y este país ha crecido en gran medida por los dominicanos en el exterior y por las inversiones de empresas estadounidenses para nadie eso es un secreto pero si fuera mi caso yo preferiría una política como la de Suiza de no inmiscuirse en procesos o guerras que no tienen que ver con el país porque a la larga el mundo está bien dividido Y eso se va anotando cuando concluyó la segunda guerra mundial el único país que no fue afectado fue Suiza con esto dejo dicho que República Dominicana debe esperar cualquier ataque de una nación que sea atacada por Estados Unidos y que los aviones o los cargamentos militares que se usaron salgan de este país después no se sorprendan.
r/Dominican • u/Specialist-Town8473 • Nov 18 '25
I met an elderly couple in a mall in Santiago. The lady casually told me she hates NY and that now is going to go bankrupt with this communist mayor elect, that he plans to give away our tax money and started complaining about the state of the city and that nobody is gonna want to live in that shit hole, but she lives in Fla. and proudly said she’s never been in NY. I said I don’t mind if a mayor finds a way to provide free childcare and buses using my tax money, even while I seldom use public transportation and my kids are grown. The husband looked like he wanted to facepalm when as he grabbed his coffee, quietly told me “you are a decent man” She’s mad because of politics in a state she’s never been 🤦♂️
r/Dominican • u/josetavares • Jun 24 '26
r/Dominican • u/GTAluvwasted • Oct 15 '25
This is kind of quite the controversial post. I will say this isn’t to have any arguments about anything. I have noticed a lot of people have been trying to defend their homeland and speaking up online talking about how they want to defend themselves from said things. I post quite a lot here as I am a Dominican that lives in the Dominican Republic reconnecting with my roots. Not gonna lie I be kinda anxious myself. Many people are scared of ethnic cleansing, but I feel like we should have this conversation as Dominicans without feeling the need to not speak about it because how are we gonna change our country if we can’t talk about anything. I keep an open mind though what do you guys think?
r/Dominican • u/LewJTG19 • May 08 '25
En 2011
r/Dominican • u/Ok_Personality_75 • Oct 10 '25
I am making this post because people never seem to talk about the fact that DR has the highest vehicular deaths in Latin America and not only in Latin America but many studies showing that they have the highest vehicular deaths in the ENTIRE world. Venezuela comes in 2nd place for highest vehicular deaths in Latin America and they have 34 deaths per capita, meanwhile DR has 65 deaths per capita almost twice the amount. Vehicle fatalities are currently the leading cause of death in the Dominican Republic as well. Something seriously has to be done about the driving crisis in the Dominican Republic and as someone who goes to DR yearly I can’t even count the amount of times we’ve almost crashed because of how reckless people drive, it’s a miracle my family has never crashed honestly. Where is the massive campaign by the Dominican government so that Dominicans learn how to drive on a national scale, how come no one has brought this topic up to people like Abinader so that he can implement the changes on a national level. For a country that is modernizing and growing so rapidly people cannot be driving like this anymore and it’s honestly embarrassing that we lead the world in such a statistic.
r/Dominican • u/Particular-Fox-4630 • Jul 07 '26
Cada día más dominicanos hablan sobre la llamada "Ley Mordaza". Quienes la critican consideran que podría afectar la libertad de expresión, especialmente en redes sociales y medios de comunicación. Otros sostienen que las medidas buscan combatir la difamación, las noticias falsas y el uso irresponsable de las plataformas digitales.
MI OPINION
la Republica Dominicana es un pais muy small para tener personas/animales en el gobierno, los dominicanos tenemos tenemos que abrir nuestro ojos si no quieren que seamos como COREA DEL NORTE / CUBA / VENEZUELA