Please Officer protect me from that Gordita.
[quote=mr gogo;1170251]the artcle also said the police had to "rescue" ****d girls from several clubs. as if mongerers were running some kind of "human trafficing" ring out of classicos. they got to flip it, to make it look like they are the heroes and we are the villians.[/quote]thats funny. the police are rescueing chicas from classico. the last time i was there i needed rescueing from all the gordita's who grabbed me and would not let go as i walked around the club.
you would think it would sink into the politicos thick heads that the only way most of these girls can feed their kids is by p4p.
imagine the amount of money mongers bring into the dr. they all get fat, from the tax on airtickets to the $10 admission fee to the dr. then all the money spent on hotels and food and drink. all of a sudden when an election comes up or the big landowners flex their muscles, then they want to clean up the area.
no matter what latin american country, the script is always the same. last i heard they were cracking down in nicaragua also.
Classico's, has it re-opened?
Hi guys. I was in Sosua for 3 weeks in February and had a great time. Unlike a couple of the recent contributors here I thought Classico's was a great source of action, and not only for hardcore chica's. It had a good atmosphere, great music, reasonable drink prices and a great mix of people from semi-pros and pros to mongers and even female tourists. Anyway, I was just wondering, what is the situation there now, has it definitely reopened? Is it again like it was in February, or is it a more subdued place now, with more controls? I would like to return to Sosua in August, but would like to know if this place is definitely open again or not, and are these new police raids maybe the start of an ongoing pattern, where more can be expected on a regular basis? The same goes for the Merengue bar.