República Dominicana
Published on Nov 23, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Primary Education
PRE-SCHOOL LASTS 1 YEAR AND IS FOLLOWED BY 6 MORE YEARS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL.
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Secondary Education
Very few poorer scholars manage to complete the final 4 years of compulsory education.
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Vocational Education
NTVTI HAS TRIED TO IMPROVE VOCATIONAL PREPRATION ON AN ONGOING BASIS.
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TERTIARY EDUCATION
TE CONTINUES TO BE THE PRIVILEGE OF THE FORTUNATE FEW IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
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STILL HISTORY
1697 -TREATY OF RYSWICK GIVES HAITI TO FRANCE; PRESENT DOMINICAN REPUBLIC TO SPAIN.
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The Dominican Republic's first constitution was adopted on November 6, 1844
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MOST H.I. AND THEIR DESC. ADHERED TO VOODOO, AND PRACTICED IN SECRET
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Another favorite dish is sancocho, a meat, plantain, and vegetable stew
ROASTED PIG, PIGEON PEAS, AND BOILED CHESTNUTS ARE SERVED AT CHRISTMAS.
Fish is the traditional dish at Easter.
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INDUSTRY PROVIDED ABOUT 32 PERCENT OF THE GDP IN 1996
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THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC IS THE WORLD'S FOURTH-LARGEST LOCATION OF FREE TRADE ZONES,
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AL Horford was born in the city of Puerto Plata
WHITE-SALVATION. BLUE-SKY. RED-BLOOD SHED BY PARTIOTS
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