SANTO DOMINGO, MODERNITY AND DICTATORSHIP

In the early twentieth century, Santo Domingo was a small village. When it burst its original limits of the colonial wall and of the villages of San Carlos to the North and of Pajarito on the east bank of the Ozama River, those peripheral settlements became part of the Republic’s capital.

by Omar Rancier

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