Add to ORKGThe program examines the Dominican Republic that tourists rarely see--a nation of sex markets, prostitution, poverty, and lack of educational opportunities. The current economic crisis and its effect on middle-class life are discussed, along with efforts currently under way to alleviate the social and economic problems. We hear from women on all levels of society, from prostitutes to the Vice President of the Dominican Revolutionary Party, who discuss rarely seen facets of Dominican life. Also available in Spanish. (60 minutes, color
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This program examines the pros and cons of Fidel Castro's Cuban revolution through the eyes of women...
It has been said that the Caribbean, as a crossroads of empires, has always been globalized. Because...
After drug and weapon trafficking, trafficking of women is one of the most lucrative businesses in t...
This thesis explores the still deeply-rooted machismo in Latin societies with a focus on the case of...
Messages disseminated by the international aid community, which disempower women in developing count...
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