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Bill seeks to legalize day-work on Dominican-Haiti border
Posted: 28 July 2008 07:44 AM   [ Ignore ]
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Bill seeks to legalize day-work on Dominican-Haiti border

SANTO DOMINGO.- A draft for a bill to standardize the General Immigration Law submitted to the Electoral Central Board (JCE) stipulates that Haitians who reside in the border zone may entrer the national territory for 12 hours to realise day labor and commerce on the Dominican side, and return to their country at night.

Military and Immigration administrations allow farm workers and housewives who reside along the border to enter the country to conduct their activities without control, and many don’t return and instead travel to urban zones of Santiago and the National District.

The legislation, submitted by the International Committee of Solidarity with Haiti, would regularize and legalize the established time, while the foreigners included in that subcategory whose activities exceed the border perimeter would be declared illegal.

http://www2.dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2008/7/28/28819/Bill-seeks-to-legalize-day-work-on-Dominican-Haiti-border
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Posted: 28 July 2008 11:57 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 1 ]
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lol...one step closer to federalization...eh Pichardo?
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Posted: 28 July 2008 04:52 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 2 ]
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RPichardo - 28 July 2008 07:44 AM
Bill seeks to legalize day-work on Dominican-Haiti border

SANTO DOMINGO.- A draft for a bill to standardize the General Immigration Law submitted to the Electoral Central Board (JCE) stipulates that Haitians who reside in the border zone may entrer the national territory for 12 hours to realise day labor and commerce on the Dominican side, and return to their country at night.

Military and Immigration administrations allow farm workers and housewives who reside along the border to enter the country to conduct their activities without control, and many don’t return and instead travel to urban zones of Santiago and the National District.

The legislation, submitted by the International Committee of Solidarity with Haiti, would regularize and legalize the established time, while the foreigners included in that subcategory whose activities exceed the border perimeter would be declared illegal.

http://www2.dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2008/7/28/28819/Bill-seeks-to-legalize-day-work-on-Dominican-Haiti-border


How about you Dominicans do the work in your island and get it over with. 10.gif
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Posted: 29 July 2008 01:13 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 3 ]
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It sounds good but more Haitians will stay than leave. This will invite more laborers to go to DR and many more will say b/c the border patrol won't make the necessary efforts to make sure they return. More Haitians will enter DR.
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Posted: 29 July 2008 01:13 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 4 ]
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RPichardo - 28 July 2008 07:44 AM
Bill seeks to legalize day-work on Dominican-Haiti border

SANTO DOMINGO.- A draft for a bill to standardize the General Immigration Law submitted to the Electoral Central Board (JCE) stipulates that Haitians who reside in the border zone may entrer the national territory for 12 hours to realise day labor and commerce on the Dominican side, and return to their country at night.

Military and Immigration administrations allow farm workers and housewives who reside along the border to enter the country to conduct their activities without control, and many don’t return and instead travel to urban zones of Santiago and the National District.

The legislation, submitted by the International Committee of Solidarity with Haiti, would regularize and legalize the established time, while the foreigners included in that subcategory whose activities exceed the border perimeter would be declared illegal.

http://www2.dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2008/7/28/28819/Bill-seeks-to-legalize-day-work-on-Dominican-Haiti-border


How about you Dominicans do the work in your island and get it over with. 10.gif


Haha, good one. Only if there were more stuff to do in Haiti this wouldn't happen.
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Posted: 29 July 2008 09:03 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 5 ]
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Dominican court could help Haiti issue IDs to it’s citizens

SANTO DOMINGO. - The Central Electoral Board (JCE) will evaluate an Organization of American States (OAS) proposal to provide IDs to Haitian citizens who reside in Dominican Republic.

JCE president Julio Cesar Castaños said that document won’t influence the status of the Haitians in the country. “That’s a project of the OAS which has already been previously communicated to us officialy, the possibility would be that the Haitians get IDs as Haitians in the country.”

The Electoral judge, in a press conference with Haiti’s ambassador Fritz Cineas, said it would be a way to support the neighboring country’s efforts to provide that document to its citizens.

The JCE chief said the OAS’ project is “a very good idea” because although it doesn’t solve the problem, “at least lays a path towards it.”

http://www2.dominicantoday.com/dr/local/2008/7/29/28836/Dominican-court-could-help-Haiti-issue-IDs-to-its-citizens



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The ambassador of Haiti in the country, Fritz Cinéas, declared that the electoral authorities will give Haitian Cedulas to the Haitians that live in this country, through a project that will develop the Organization of American States (OAS).

Cinéas said that their government worries extremely on the situation of its nationals that live in the Dominican Republic for which it carries out efforts so that they have their documentation in legal form.

He stated that the majority of the Haitians that live here are being documented through the Embassy, but maintained that they do not have statistics on the quantity of lacking identity papers that reside in the country.

Of his side, the president of the JCE, Julio Cesar Castaños Guzmán considered good that initiative of the OAS, for which he asked contribution, but clarified that any bilateral agreement would have that to be endorsed by the Chancellery.

The ambassador of Haiti talked today on the theme with Castaños Guzmán, to whom he visited along with the president of the Electoral Counsel of Haiti, Frantz Gerard Verret.

In the encounter were present for the JCE, the director of the National Office of Civil Registration, Servio Tulio Almánzar and the sub director of Elections, Mario Núñez.

Castaños Guzmán said that he already had talked with representatives of the OAS on the possibilities that the Haitians be cedulados "as Haitians" in the Dominican Republic so they can be incorporated to the electoral registry of Haiti that will permit them to vote for elections there.

"Though it does not resolve the totality of the problem, at least it opens an important road that is to resolve the problem of not being documented, we know the large problems, the differences that are presented, but one must begin to identify the common niches of interest between the two people, and any initiative to win, that win both Haiti and the Dominican Republic, one must take advantage of", he indicated.

He also indicated that they opened a channel of cooperation and of permanent exchange between the Electoral Counsel of Haiti and the JCE, in order to contribute to the development of the democracy and to the improvement of its elections.

The president of the Electoral Counsel of Haiti exposed that they can take advantage of the electoral experience of Dominican Republic.

He said that hew as an observer of the elections celebrated last May 16 and he congratulated to the JCE by the organization of that process.

http://listindiario.com/app/article.aspx?id=67728
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Posted: 29 July 2008 09:30 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 6 ]
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In other "clear" way:

Haitians residing in the DR (no matter their status) will get Dominican Cedulas with Haitian registry numbers and sequences that will allow them to vote in Haiti's elections and carry out any legal activities in both countries alike...

Call it the first step to having a federal ID...

It will be issued in the same exact shape and form as the one issued to Dominican nationals but with "Haitian" as nationality instead of the Dominican.

The JCE will be the model for the Electoral house of Haiti soon after for the next elections...

Now think this: Haitians will be allowed to enter the DR to work and do commerce as well as to attend public schools during the day and come night must return to Haiti. Those people will get the same ID's to cross the border daily both ways.

You really dismissed my postings as "heretic" and "Koo Koo #2"...

Wait for the next step coming... FTA Haiti-DR... Once commerce starts flowing freely both ways the federalization of both systems will be soon after that...

No matter what the politicians sitting in the gov today in Haiti tell you or think, they are not even a matter to this point.

As I explained before, the international community is working to deliver a basic as basic is Haiti infrastructure to the Federal Union so that under the DR's guidance the western side of the island can see development and real progress in all fronts soon after.

New FTZ plants will be opening soon to provide employment to most of the people in Ouanaminthe, to bring that first disaster of a city within development equal to that of the Dajabon side.

The road linking the DR to Haiti via Dajabon's border will be extended well into Haiti in dimensions equal to our highways already built there. All major roads today in construction by international orgs in Haiti will be widened to carry the load of traffic safely as the ones in the DR. Travel between the DR last town in the border to PauP will be in a few hours, instead of the long hours today.

Want to see what Paup will look like in a few decades after the Union is done?

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Posted: 29 July 2008 09:38 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 7 ]
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Posted: 29 July 2008 09:45 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 8 ]
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Posted: 29 July 2008 09:49 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 9 ]
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RPichardo we get your point. Why must you post so many pictures of Santo Domingo on every one of your responses? You don't need like 50 something pics of the same city to get your point across. We know how SD looks dude...
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Posted: 29 July 2008 09:55 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 10 ]
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Posted: 29 July 2008 10:26 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 11 ]
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Posted: 29 July 2008 10:32 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 12 ]
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