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Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400700001-0 CPYRGHT Sea of sugarcane swirls around a batey (left, the barrackslike village of harvesters and their families. The Republic must admit some 12,000 Haitians annually for the harvest, largely because its own citizens consider cane cutting underpaid and demeaning. For a backbreaking day’s work, this Haitian cutter (below) may earn 4.50. Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400700001-0
The Western liemispisre’s olilest city APITAL OF ADVENTURE, Santo Do- mingo sprawls beside the meandering Ozama River, where Columbus's brother, Bartolomé, founded the city in 1496 as seat of Spain’s first New World colony. Pirates and swashbucklers coveted Santo Domingo for its gold. The English buccaneer Sir Francis Drake seized the city in 1586. His price for leaving: 25,000 gold ducats. In the old colonial city stand scores of restored structures, including the Ozama Fortress (above, at lower right) aid the Ca- thedral of Santa Maria la Menor (left). Here and not in Spain, say Dominicans, lie the remains of Christopher Columbus, beneath an ornate marble monument. A Santo Do- mingo dancer (left, upper) recalls the city’s Spanish forebears—rootstock of the nation’s influential white minority. Dizzying growth of Santo Domingo—it has quintupled in population since 1950—- reflects a massive influx of rural poor. Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400700001-0
Clouds veil the beauty of the Dominican Republic’s rugged heartland, where parallel mountain ranges wall lush valleys that shelter fruitful farmlands. ert a SFE etl eat . me - ce nee im NR a CPYRGHT Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400700001-0
Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400700001-0 CPYRGHT CPYRGHT Qa RIPOMETERS Ls] + Q Stature MILES 50 FOREST MB 49CROPLAND AND PASTURE 8 SCRUB FOREST Atlantic Ocean Isabela meters (black} feet (red) DRAWN BY DEWEY G. HICKS, JR, COMPILED BY GUS PLATS NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ART DIVISION Naqua 3 Peninsula Nag 2.4 na Elevations in inp ational pprt sah Island The Oo piican Repultic TEPPING ONTO THE STAGE of history with “a . Columbtip’s landing in 1492, the island of His- 663 ° 59 “30 Ww paniola bedame a strategic, fought-over stepping- stone to New World riches. The Dominican Repub- lic was ruled first by Spain, then by France, and finally by Hhiti, which was ousted in 1844 after a strugele lef by national hero Juan [Pablo Duarte. Caribbean Sea 2 " Atlantic O ee " Guifof Mia? cean posh Moxice AREA: 18,814 POPULATIO l square miles. 5,000,000. Spanish. RELI- GION: Rathan Catholic. ECONOMY: [fugar, coffee, ferronickel, tourism, gold, cacao, tobacdd, bauxite. MAJOR CITIES: Santo Domingo, capital (pop] ff ,000,000), Santiage (pap. 200,000), CLI- MATE: Tropical, moderated by trade winds and altitude. LANGUAGE . ak ar . & BD SCAT YTE MILES Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400700001-0