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More than half the population of the Dominican Republic lives below the poverty line, leading many young men to become sanky-pankys for tourists.
21 kilos of methamphetamine worth approximately $105,000 are seized, along with two handguns and $67,000 in cash during a law enforcement operation.
Nine bricks of cocaine are found on a vessel at Miami Seaport, part of ongoing efforts to combat drug smuggling from the Dominican Republic.
3,000 to 4,000 pounds of meth have been seized at Atlanta's airport in recent months, prompting increased efforts by Homeland Security Investigations.
A passenger arriving at JFK Airport is arrested after customs officers find packages of cocaine hidden inside her purse.
J.C. Newman started his cigar business in 1895 with an order for 500 cigars after borrowing fifty dollars from his mother.
On April 28, 1965, U.S. Marines were deployed to the Dominican Republic within 20 minutes of a call for help amid escalating violence.
Nick Brokausen's reconnaissance company in Vietnam earned one of the highest records of valor awards in U.S. Army history during the war.
Over four and a half million people live in Mexico City, the largest Spanish-speaking city in the world.
Dr. Juanita Jenyons, an immigrant from the Dominican Republic, navigated language barriers and academic challenges to become a medical doctor in the United States.
Cuba, Jamaica, and the Dominican Republic are experiencing significant geopolitical transformations influenced by the decline of socialism, U.S. interventionism, and China's growing interest.
In Haiti, pregnant women are fleeing to the Dominican Republic for safer childbirth amid a collapsing healthcare system and escalating gang violence.
Around 70 percent of the street children in Santiago are Haitian, many of whom have crossed the border seeking safety and better opportunities.
In 2022, the US Embassy warned black American travelers that they might be mistaken for Haitian migrants and wrongfully detained in the Dominican Republic.
