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2008
Dominica News Weekly
Dominica News And From Around The Caribbean
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second edition offers practical information on the growing health and wellness holidays, weddings and yachting parties as well as extended coverage of the rich cultural heritage. There is also a new chapter on the highly popular Waitukubuli National Trail.
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Review:"The absolute best travel guide to Dominica that I have ever read just recently appeared and it is a gem." - Domnitjen Magazine.
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Information for Travelers:
- Change Dominica To Dominique (99)
- The Whole Oil Refinery Issue (83)
- 2010 World Creole Music Festival Lineup Includes Luciano, Krosfyah, Jah Cure and Ali Campbell’s UB40 (66)
- Thoughts on Education in Dominica (50)
- No Military Alliance! (31)
- Too Many Tattoos for Caribbean Women? (27)
- Learn to Speak Dominican kwéyòl (Creole) Language (24)
- Second Case of Yacht Robbery with Violence in Portsmouth, Dominica (22)
- Help With Dominica Customs Rules (20)
- Dominica Carnival Queen Contestants 2008 (17)
- Why Using Cryptocurrency As Legal Cash Might Be Disastrous For The Caribbean's Economy.
- Custom Styles
- Caribbean Artists And TikTok Influencers Join Forces To Communicate Hurricane Season
- Who Were The First Inhabitants of Dominica? It's Not The Arawaks!
- THE BEST THINGS TO DO IN DOMINICA
- 40-IN-40 Dominica: Tell Your Stories and Win the Tickets to WCMF!
- Fort Young Hotel Reopens
- Marshallvyf: monuments related to deep
- Imam Mehdi: Les ouragans Êta Iota et
- Mary: My husband and I are
- uncle John: wonderful glimpse of waterfalls, dead
- simone: I totally agree with everything
- simone: You are so ignorant and
- simone: UNFORTUNATELY MOST people do not
- simone: I am Jamaican and lives
- simone: I purchased a piece of
- simone: I have never been in
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Confucius say ; How does one interpret this? 😯
Some things are better off unsaid ….but pictures say a 1000 words 😆
And have you seen this tasty tidbit?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7212457.stm
Chavez is a buffoon. And the US has always meddled in Central and South American affairs, much to the detriment of the victimized people and nations of its southern neighbors. Two wrongs don’t make a right. Dominicans should look to Dominican interests first, and play the opposing sides off against one another to Dominica’s benefit. This goes both for the US-Chavez and the People’s Republic of China and Taiwan. At the end of the day, none of them really care about Dominica. But Dominica must be careful — when elephants dance, the mice can be trampled!
well, well…
Today, Dominica is an independent and peaceful island. But when Chavez comes, everything will change. Refinery will be literally over the island. Military guards from Venezuela will walk about the island and in the ocean. And they will dictate its terms. Because it is their factory, their oil.
It is a way of struggle for independence by Chavez. Hard for a small but proud island, is not it?
See you still thinking like your slave masters taught you…. FEAR!
Who littered?
We do need assistance to a certian extent, however, we must not lose ourselves in our quest for aid!
You’re quite right.
Is the littering China’s fault? If US product packaging is littered about is the US to blame? It is up to Dominicans not to litter!
And the odds are against Dominica. The culture must change. Dominica has neither the infrastructure nor the financial resources to provide effective waste removal and treatment services. Dominica lacks the economic clout to demand that import goods are environmentally friendly in both product and packaging.
Dan AMEN and well said!!!!!! As long as there are small minded people in Dominica it will never change!!!!
Oddly enough…here I sit in Phoenix, AZ USA wondering just where is it Dominicans’ trash goes? Burned, buried, shipped out somewhere?