Topic: Dominican Republic Hits the mongers with a one two punch!!! (Read 10823 times)

C.E.O. · « **on:** May 09, 2013, 07:15:37 PM »

Well we all have heard of these assholes getting a bug up their ass and the politicians trying to make themselves look like they give a damn. Well they really went to the next level with this next statement that came out today.

Does this mean that someday then end of the really wild times of dr are over

i can not see it.

Soliciting prostitutes outlawed in Dominican Republic

Attorney General Francisco Dominguez Brito has announced that soliciting the services of a prostitute in the Dominican Republic is now against the law. The authorities have been tolerant towards prostitution in the past. Dominguez Brito announced that men caught soliciting the services of a prostitute would be arrested and files on them would be recorded in the judiciary.

Dominguez Brito said that the government would intervene in prostitution centers that are located on George Washington (Malecon), Sarasota, Duarte, and Ortega y Gasset avenues in Santo Domingo and Calle Del Sol in Santiago. "Whoever takes advantage of the poverty of a woman in a situation of vulnerability, the law establishes clearly and rates this as pimping," said Dominguez.

He made the statement during the Corripio Communications Group Weekly Luncheon event, which was also attended by Major General Jose Armando Polanco Gomez, Minister of Interior and Police Jose Ramon Fadul and deputy minister of Interior and Police Washington Gonzalez.

Dominguez Brito said they would not be penalizing sex workers, as reported in El Dia. The attorney general said that his office would be sending people to patrol the areas, "so that people know they are there." Dominguez Brito clarified only the clients would be arrested and sent to justice, not the prostitutes.

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C.E.O. · « **Reply #1 on:** May 09, 2013, 07:19:01 PM »

How i see it is this.

Here in the united states prostitution is a problem because with it it brings pimps, drugs, crime and other bad elements.

Over there our money we give the girls goes right back into the economy and that helps fuel other businesses.

We pay a chica here they buy drugs which leads to crime.

We pay a chica there they get their hair done, buy cell phones, food, clothes, support their families and other business which in turn helps their families out as well. Take that away and business will close and more jobless people and things only go down hill from there.

I hope this is just a publicity stunt

Sam Shade · « **Reply #2 on:** May 09, 2013, 07:28:26 PM »

Lol you could have posted this in the 3 that already exist hahaha we are going to have 4 topics about the same subject lol

C.E.O. · « **Reply #3 on:** May 09, 2013, 09:04:40 PM »

Not really, the other oens talked about Dominican clubs getting raided a couple of days ago and this is what happened today

vswolverine · « **Reply #4 on:** May 09, 2013, 09:23:35 PM »

so is fod, bb, and passions still legal?

C.E.O. · « **Reply #5 on:** May 09, 2013, 09:25:35 PM »

Looks like they are hitting Santo Domingo and Santiago first so hopefully after they do that they will realize its a stupid idea but who knows.

About Fod and BB that is a good question i have some emails out to my people down there so i will let u know

C.E.O. · « **Reply #6 on:** May 09, 2013, 09:26:19 PM »

Its not going to stop me from going at all to be honest with you. remember its dominican time lol

spamdog9 · « **Reply #7 on:** May 11, 2013, 06:57:06 PM »

Well, we've seen stuff like this before... I've been going down to the DR for 7 years now. Every once in a while a politico gets a bee in his/her bonnet, make a big fuss. Then within a few months, its business as usual. I would think FoD and BBs would be OK. Remember, an officer of the law would have to see you negotiate with the woman to have proof. And I bet the guys at FoD & BBs know all the local police. (And are probably friends with them...) Sure, if the cops WANT to screw with you, they can. But that is always the case. Just keep your cool and be prepared to give a propina (when ASKED! never offer it!! you could get yourself in serious shit that way if they happen to be one of the few overly virtuous cops) – you'll probably be fine

fbmboss · « **Reply #8 on:** May 11, 2013, 07:25:25 PM »

I've never totally understood why people choose to get in between the business of two adults.

Westy · « **Reply #9 on:** May 11, 2013, 08:13:31 PM »

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Attorney General Francisco Dominguez Brito has announced that soliciting the services of a prostitute in the Dominican Republic is now against the law ... Dominguez Brito announced that men caught soliciting the services of a prostitute would be arrested and files on them would be recorded in the judiciary.

Dominguez Brito clarified only the clients would be arrested and sent to justice, not the prostitutes.

The Swedish Plan! Femmunism International rides again. Fist-fuck.

Speedjunky636 · « **Reply #10 on:** May 12, 2013, 08:53:28 AM »

I think Colombia is starting to look pretty good.

del · « **Reply #11 on:** June 27, 2013, 04:23:48 PM »

There's a discussion on dr1 concerning three gringos who have been arrested for solicitation in Santo Domingo

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FOD_Jeffrey · « **Reply #12 on:** June 29, 2013, 08:55:34 PM »

The recent government policy statements about wanting to eradicate solicitation have been primarily aimed at stopping the practice of males from soliciting sexual services from women in the open. The DR, rapidly developing a reputation as a sex-vacation destination, has allowed a pervasive environment of open solicitation, something that local women find repressive (when approached by men asking for sex) and local authorities find disgraceful.

In an attempt to stop the situation, solicitation...not prostitution itself...has been targeted. Furthermore, like many governments that are willing to tolerate prostitution but do not want it out in the open, there is a desire to foster an 'out of sight, out of mind' situation.

The FOD is legally registered with the local tourism bureau and the Politor (tourist police) as an adult resort. We pay all our taxes as such an establishment and while probably not encouraged by the local government as a business model that they would like to incubate, we are accepted and have had no issues.

We do NOT pay any bribes or donate any funds to ANY police or permit issuing authorities other than the legally prescribed fees that any hotel must pay. Paying bribes is a slippery slope...it keeps the cops away but also tacitly shows that you feel that you are operating an illegal business. As we are strictly legal (there is no open solicitation done at the hotel), I refuse to even consider paying bribes. I prefer to use attorneys.

To date, even after our last inspection by the hotel bureau, we are in full compliance with all laws and have not been notified of any potential infractions.

It is business as usual. Just a suggestion, though...if you do ever see a cop having a beer at the FOD (they do come and ogle the girls), please do NOT ask him how much a blowjob would cost.

Jeffrey

gustav klimpt · « **Reply #13 on:** July 03, 2013, 10:38:31 PM »

Lot of hot air with the politicians. Their justice system is so overburdened with other problems. The only laws currently are regarding pandering and pimping when it comes to prostitution. Negotiations between two consenting adults is not a crime.

However my belief is that things will change in the next ten years. When the Disneys of the world start opening Dominican "Family Tourism Resorts" prostitution will be pushed to small enclaves. Carnival Int is opening a new cruise ship port slated for 2014 in Marion Bay, five miles from Puerta Plata. It's a $65 million project. Lot's of resorts will follow the leed and the next thing will be Starbucks, Paneras and Mortons Steakhouse.

$40 pussy will be a thing of the past.

C.E.O. · « **Reply #14 on:** July 04, 2013, 03:42:44 AM »

I have to agree with you Gustav

I hope we are both wrong but i think the writting is on the wall unfortunately.

gustav klimpt · « **Reply #15 on:** July 04, 2013, 11:56:00 PM »

The good news is it takes some time for any change in the DR. But I need to get back soon before 1600 pesos turns to 2500 and then 4000.

Be there in September

Pentire · « **Reply #16 on:** July 05, 2013, 03:21:15 AM »

A couple of weeks ago I returned from a fortnight in Sosua where I enjoyed some magnificent GFE's with four of the street girls along with a two day side trip to Blackbeard's just for good measure.
At no time in Sosua did I experience or witness any Police intimidatory behaviour. On the contrary, many times punters and sex workers were having plenty of banter with the heavily armed patrolmen.....the scene in D'latins from midnight to 0300 is of a magnitude like nothing else I have ever witnessed in the Western Hemisphere.

I can not see that changing anytime soon unless extreme legislation and policing is enforced or as would seem more likely, the strip of a dozen or so bars in Sosua are given orders to cease trading under their current license.

Sam Shade · « **Reply #17 on:** July 05, 2013, 10:29:22 AM »

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Lot of hot air with the politicians. Their justice system is so overburdened with other problems. The only laws currently are regarding pandering and pimping when it comes to prostitution. Negotiations between two consenting adults is not a crime.

However my belief is that things will change in the next ten years. When the Disneys of the world start opening Dominican "Family Tourism Resorts" prostitution will be pushed to small enclaves. Carnival Int is opening a new cruise ship port slated for 2014 in Marion Bay, five miles from Puerta Plata. It's a $65 million project. Lot's of resorts will follow the leed and the next thing will be Starbucks, Paneras and Mortons Steakhouse.

$40 pussy will be a thing of the past.

Thinking DR will become another Costa Rica - thats the going price there right like 80-100 American for all - well it may give us a kick in the ass to go somewhere else sadly though

LOL

suikakuju · « **Reply #18 on:** July 05, 2013, 10:54:23 AM »

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Lot of hot air with the politicians. Their justice system is so overburdened with other problems. The only laws currently are regarding pandering and pimping when it comes to prostitution. Negotiations between two consenting adults is not a crime.

However my belief is that things will change in the next ten years. When the Disney's of the world start opening Dominican "Family Tourism Resorts" prostitution will be pushed to small enclaves. Carnival Int is opening a new cruise ship port slated for 2014 in Marion Bay, five miles from Puerta Plata. It's a $65 million project. Lot's of resorts will follow the leed and the next thing will be Starbucks, Paneras and Mortons Steakhouse.

$40 pussy will be a thing of the past.
Thinking DR will become another Costa Rica - thats the going price there right like 80-100 American for all - well it may give us a kick in the ass to go somewhere else sadly though LOL

Which begs the question to be asked then.... what is the next Monger's Paradise?

Sam Shade · « **Reply #19 on:** July 05, 2013, 12:08:02 PM »

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Lot of hot air with the politicians. Their justice system is so overburdened with other problems. The only laws currently are regarding pandering and pimping when it comes to prostitution. Negotiations between two consenting adults is not a crime.

However my belief is that things will change in the next ten years. When the Disney's of the world start opening Dominican "Family Tourism Resorts" prostitution will be pushed to small enclaves. Carnival Int is opening a new cruise ship port slated for 2014 in Marion Bay, five miles from Puerta Plata. It's a $65 million project. Lot's of resorts will follow the leed and the next thing will be Starbucks, Paneras and Mortons Steakhouse.

$40 pussy will be a thing of the past.
Thinking DR will become another Costa Rica - thats the going price there right like 80-100 American for all - well it may give us a kick in the ass to go somewhere else sadly though LOL

Which begs the question to be asked then.... what is the next Monger's Paradise?

reading korndogs report Thailand sounds great! far yes, but if the pussy is plentiful (Sosua on crack) and worth the price of admission (1-800-JETBLUE) it is LOL!!!!

gustav klimpt · « **Reply #20 on:** July 05, 2013, 09:14:36 PM »

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Lot of hot air with the politicians. Their justice system is so overburdened with other problems. The only laws currently are regarding pandering and pimping when it comes to prostitution. Negotiations between two consenting adults is not a crime.

However my belief is that things will change in the next ten years. When the Disney's of the world start opening Dominican "Family Tourism Resorts" prostitution will be pushed to small enclaves. Carnival Int is opening a new cruise ship port slated for 2014 in Marion Bay, five miles from Puerta Plata. It's a $65 million project. Lot's of resorts will follow the leed and the next thing will be Starbucks, Paneras and Mortons Steakhouse.

$40 pussy will be a thing of the past.
Thinking DR will become another Costa Rica - thats the going price there right like 80-100 American for all - well it may give us a kick in the ass to go somewhere else sadly though LOL

Which begs the question to be asked then.... what is the next Monger's Paradise?

Good question for the next generation of mongers. The way things are going it just might be the United States.

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