A Region Responds to a Nation in Need

Latin America and the Caribbean reacted immediately to the crisis in Haiti with an outpouring of aid to Haitian and foreign victims of the quake, many of whom were from the Americas. The region is sadly too familiar with the devastating effects of earthquakes, hurricanes and floods. These natural disasters, which span national boundaries to affect neighboring countries, destroy the…

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Santo Domingo Wants to Export Its Rich and Active Cultural Life Throughout the Americas

Santo Domingo will take advantage of its position as cultural capital of the Americas in 2010 to export to the entire continent its rich and active cultural life, a great attraction that “sometimes people have to come from outside to get us to see,” the minister of culture, José Rafael Lantigua, affirmed.

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