Legal Problems of Dominicans Citizens that have Illegal Parents Martha Carina Marinangeli R. According to article 18 of the “Dominican” Constitution the children of a person who does not have the “Dominican” nationality are not “Dominicans”. In this essay I am going to argue the limitations and criminal character of such definitions. Second, I am going to show that these children ancestors are not “Haitians” but a sector of a huge and international labor force. Then, I am going to show the historical contributions of this sector as a condition to reconsider the Dominican and constitutional definition imposed by the bourgeoisie via its Constitution. In the last paragraph, I will present my conclusion recommending a “solution” to this historical situation which none of the republican governments had confronted before. The concept of citizenship given in the “Dominican” Constitution is too limited and excludes a huge sector of the labor force which has contributed to shape the s...
Love Story Once upon a time, a 16-year-old girl called Martha moved in a neighborhood of Santo Domingo City. Some weeks later, her parents register her to the school next to their home. Martha did not want to enter that school because she had no friends there, she had left all her friends at her previous school, but shortly after, her parents and her best friend managed to convince her to study at that school since this was the nearest one in the neighborhood, and so she could finish the two years she had left without commuting that far. When the young girl starts to attend school, she realizes that the school year was a little bit advanced. She had many overdue classes and she, immediately, strives to catch up on all subjects, but in this process, she faces a somewhat difficult sit...
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