It has suddenly started raining. Following months of dry, warm weather, I always feel like the rain takes us all by surprise. I was certainly very unpleasantly surprised when I just found myself without an umbrella and with very wet socks! So what is going on?
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Talk: Underwater caves – a portal to the unknown
Next week on Thursday the 8th of May the Altos de Chavón Regional Museum of Archeology invites you to a talk “Underwater caves – a portal to the unknown” being presented by Cristian Pitarro of the Dominican Republic Speleological Society
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5,000 join Franco de Vita for unforgettable concert in Chavón
For numerous national and international visitors at Casa de Campo, our very own paradise, having the opportunity to enjoy, sing and dance to the rhythms of Franco de Vita’s music at his concert,
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1st annual “Race to Kazakhstan” golf tournament opens in Casa de Campo
Today, Tuesday April 15th, the 1st annual “Race to Kazakhstan” golf tournament opens in Casa de Campo. This worldwide golf tournament, which will also be played across Europe and Kazakhstan, will take place here from the 15th to the 18th of April.
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Fundación MIR hosts Oral Health Initiative 2014
From the 17th to the 22nd of March, the Fundación MIR was happy to once again host their annual Oral Health Initiative.
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This week in the Dominican Republic: Jazz Nights in the Colonial Zone, Dominican Major Leaguer success & education reform
In this week’s edition of “This week in the Dominican Republic” we learn about the return of Jazz Nights to the beautiful Colonial Zone in Santo Domingo, the continuing success of Dominicans in Major League Baseball and the signing of the Dominican Republic’s National Education Reform Pact.
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Embassy of the Dominican Republic in the United Arab Emirates celebrates 170 years of Dominican Independance
The Embassy of the Dominican Republic in the United Arab Emirates recently celebrated the 170th Anniversary of the Dominican Republic’s Independence, as well as the 5th Anniversary of the establishment of the Embassy in the United Arab Emirates. The occasion was commemorated with a reception organized under the Patronage of H.H. Sheikh Nahyan Bin Mubarak […]
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This week in the Dominican Republic: full-day education to start in August
In this week’s edition of “This week in the Dominican Republic” we learn about military operations in Bani, high level Haiti – Dominican Republic talks, and the future of education in the Dominican Republic. Full school days for all students President of the Dominican Republic, Danilo Medina last week announced that from August this year […]
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Special art edition of CasaLife magazine out now
We are thrilled to announce the arrival of the most recent edition of CasaLife, a special edition celebrating Dominican art… and certainly one of our best editions ever – thanks to the collaboration a number of very talented artists of the Casa de Campo community.
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This week in the Dominican Republic: colonial zone 45% rebuilt & New World aquaduct found!
In this week’s edition of “This week in the Dominican Republic” we learn about the incredible discovery of an ancient New World aquaduct in Santo Domingo, progress on the naturalization bill, skyrocketing greenhouse gas emissions and that 45% of the Colonial Zone in Santo Domingo has now been rebuilt…
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Say NO to lobster
Do you love lobster? Well if you do, unfortunately you’re going to have to wait until the end of June before you can eat it again. Why? Because there is a ban on FISHING and PROCESSING lobster in the Caribbean from March 1st to June 30th.