Is the anti brothel laws in affect
Prostituion is legal but fucking them is not. This makes no sence must be a mistake. I am thinking we are missing something in the translation. They plan to stake out the brothels and whatch them. If they are not in the casas how can they make arrests. What about the SWs. You guys on the ground let the fellows know what s going on. Last thing why are the casas allowed to be open. I just spoke to one of my SWs friends. She says that morenos chicas are being hassled by policia. She is very fair skinned and is not being bothered.
El dia is a big newspaper
El dia is the equivalent of diarolibre, a free newspaper that's funded by advertising and published by a national daily (El Nacional, Listin Diario, El Caribe). So, what you find strange is not strange because it never happened.
[QUOTE=Berthold;1420641]What I find strage is that none of the bigger dominican newspapers printed this article such as el nacional, diariolibre, listin diario. In case this is true it is just another great source of income for the policia nacional.[/QUOTE]
SD Crackdown (no pun intended)
Good thing I know a couple of el Conde tour guides who can set me up with some pussy. I was never a brothel kind of guy anyway. Still seems plausible to go to one of the girl clubs and arrange for a girl to meet after she gets off work, or the next day. Same thing with meeting semi or non-pros. No pimp, no problem. If the story gets out that Gringo's are getting arrested, there goes their tourism they're trying to beef up.