Memoria del saqueo

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC IS DEPORTING HAITIANS

I take about the deportation of Haitian by the Dominican Republic. In fact, 700 Haitians have been deported since the last week. The DominicanRepublic has launched its first major crackdown on illegal Haitian immigrants since last year's devastating earthquake Through this events, it’s interesting to remember the relation between this twocountries and to explain the reasons why the the Dominican Republic fight against the immigration.

First of all, it’s important to know that Haiti and the Dominican Republic share the same island,the Caribbean island of Hispaniola but they are very different, their culure, languages. So they have a long history characterized by permanent conflicts and tension. The Dominican Republic and Haitihave a long history of wars and immigration. Haiti occupied the Dominican Republic from 1822 until 1824, a brief period marked by brutal dictatorship and violent uprisings.
In fact, until 1804,Haiti occupied Dominican Republic It was only in 1844 that the Dominican Republic won its independence from Haiti. In 1937, Dominican dictator Rafael Leónidas Trujillo ordered the massacre of anestimated 30,000 Haitian migrants, most of whom worked in Dominican cane fields. between 200,000 and 500,000 Haitians resided in the Dominican Republic in 1983. About 85,000 of them lived on caneplantations. In the early 1980s, about 80 to 90 percent of the cane cutters in the Dominican Republic were reported to be Haitians. Through an accord with the Haitian government, the Dominican Republicimported Haitian workers to cut cane. In 1983 the Dominican Republic hired an estimated 19,000 workers.

but with the earthquake last year, the relation is better because the Dominican republic showassistance and supply many efforts to help Haiti.
Haiti's black slave revolutionaries, who wrung independence for their nation from Napoleon's grenadiers in 1804, quickly overran the eastern,...