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This is the new World Report. I'm John Batchow, a professor of

Evangelist of the US Army War College. The president of Dominican Republic, Abananda,

I believe his name is pronounced correctly, is, speaking to the financial times about the

crisis his country finds at the border. Because Haiti, which has now fallen to a point of

a failed state of violence and gang warfare, Haiti without an intervention from outside

is drifting into darkness visible. The Dominican Republic absorbs what it can of the Haitians

fleeing the violence is now constructing a wall. And the president of Dominican Republic

is complaining about the remarks by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights

who points his finger, Volkerturk, points his finger at the DR. Your mass deporting, stop it.

Professor, Dominican Republic with an expectation of a 5.5 percent GDP next year,

despite the recovery of the pandemic, looks to be an engine for the whole Caribbean.

The complaint about Haiti is accurate. Is anybody listening, Professor?

Unfortunately, not enough people are listening and it's fascinating that the situation in

Dominican Republic is much like the US migratory situation on steroids. The Dominican Republic

and Haiti have long shared the island of Ispanola. Indeed, the Haitians at one point in history

actually had conquered the entirety of the island and actually treated those who are now on the

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