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Dominican citizen - translation to ολλανδικά

NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN TUCSON, ARIZONA
Tucson Weekly Citizen; Arizona Citizen; The Tucson Citizen; Tucson Daily Citizen; The Tucson Daily Citizen; Tuscon Citizen; Arizona Weekly Citizen

Dominican citizen      
n. dominicaan, inwoner van de Dominicanen
Ottawa Citizen         
  • border
  • Former logo
ENGLISH-LANGUAGE DAILY NEWSPAPER BASED IN OTTAWA, CANADA
The Ottawa Citizen; Bytown Packet; History of the Ottawa Citizen; Ottawacitizen.com
n. "Ottawa Citizen", groot dagblag in Ottawa (Canada) uitgegeven
Dominican Republic         
  • Explosion in Paseo Los Próceres during the Betancourt assassination attempt, June 24, 1960
  • 27 de Febrero Avenue in [[Santo Domingo]].
  • Dominican native and [[Major League Baseball]] player [[Albert Pujols]]
  • President [[Alejandro Woss y Gil]] taking office in 1903
  • Cathedral of Santa María la Menor]], Santo Domingo, is the oldest cathedral in the Americas, built between 1514 and 1541.
  • [[Battle of Las Carreras]] (April 21, 1849)
  • Chicharrón mixto, a common dish in the country derived from Andalusia in southern Spain
  • Church and Convent, Colonial Santo Domingo
  • Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional.
  • Colonia Japonesa]]
  • The five caciquedoms of Hispaniola
  • National pantheon in Santo Domingo built from 1714 to 1746
  • A Marine heavy machine gunner monitors activity from a street [[barricade]] in Santo Domingo.
  • [[Danilo Medina]] was president from 2012–2020.
  • Moca]]
  • Dominicans in the [[Dominican Day Parade]] in New York City, 2019
  • The Dominican Republic's population (1961–2003)
  • Provinces of the Dominican Republic
  • Dominicans dancing in parade with traditional dress.
  • Köppen climate types]] of the Dominican Republic
  • A proportional representation of Dominican Republic exports, 2019
  • Topographical map of Dominican Republic
  • Population pyramid in 2020
  • Kids taking classes
  • Dominicans and Haitians lined up to attend medical providers from the [[U.S. Army Reserve]]
  • Barahona Coat of Arms
  • Dajabón Coat of Arms
  • El Seibo Coat of Arms
  • Elías Piña Coat of Arms
  • Espaillat Coat of Arms
  • Hato Mayor Coat of Arms
  • Hermanas Mirabal Coat of Arms
  • Independencia Coat of Arms
  • La Altagracia Coat of Arms
  • La Romana Coat of Arms
  • La Vega Coat of Arms
  • María Trinidad Sánchez Coat of Arms
  • Monseñor Nouel Coat of Arms
  • Monte Cristi Coat of Arms
  • Monte Plata Coat of Arms Province
  • Pedernales Coat of Arms
  • Peravia Coat of Arms
  • Puerto Plata Coat of Arms
  • Samaná Coat of Arms
  • San Cristóbal Coat of Arms
  • San José de Ocoa Coat of Arms
  • San Juan de la Maguana Coat of Arms
  • San Pedro de Macorís Coat of Arms
  • Santiago Coat of Arms
  • Santiago Rodríguez Coat of Arms
  • Santo Domingo Coat of Arms
  • Sánchez Ramírez Coat of Arms
  • Valverde Coat of Arms
  • Original [[flag of the Dominican Republic]] (up to 1849)
  • [[Francisco Caamano]], rebel leader in the Dominican civil war.
  • Historical GDP per capita development in the Dominican Republic and Haiti
  • [[Teleférico de Santo Domingo]]
  • deforestation on the Haitian side]]
  • View of border region between the Dominican Republic and Haiti. The border runs horizontally through the middle of the picture.
  • Hispaniola
  • Contemporary map showing the border situation on Hispaniola following the [[Treaty of Aranjuez (1777)]]
  • Juan Bosch]], the first democratically elected president after the regime of Rafael Trujillo
  • Pedro Santana is sworn in as governor-general of the new Spanish province.
  • [[Leonel Fernández]] was president from 1996–2000 & 2004–2012.
  • Mangroves in [[Los Haitises National Park]]
  • [[Luis Abinader]], the current president of the Dominican Republic since 2020.
  • 4th regiment]] with a captured rebel [[mitrailleuse]] at Santiago
  • Maroons preparing for an ambush
  • Monte Cristi]] coastline.
  • The [[United States Marine Corps]] landing on Dominican soil in 1916
  • Haitian workers being transported in [[Punta Cana]], the Dominican Republic
  • Dominican native, fashion designer and perfume maker [[Oscar de la Renta]]
  • Tostones, a fried plantain dish
  • Bayahibe rose
  • Dominican Republic president elect [[Horacio Vasquez]] meeting with United States officials
  • Dominican President [[Luis Abinader]]
  • 2020 Dominican Republic municipal elections protests]] in Plaza de La Bandera, Santo Domingo.
  • Cabeza de Toro beach, [[Punta Cana]]
  • [[Rafael Trujillo]] imposed a dictatorship of 31 years in the country (1930–1961).
  • [[Ramón Cáceres]]
  • Bachata]] are both music genres native to Dominican Republic, popular and traditional in Latin America. In the image two icons of these genres, [[Juan Luis Guerra]] and [[Romeo Santos]].
  • There are numerous waterfalls across Dominican Republic. In the image the Salto del Limón
  • View of [[Santo Domingo]], the Dominican Republic's capital city.
  • National Palace]] in Santo Domingo
  • [[Battle of Monte Cristi]] (1864)
  • St Dominic, the patron saint of astronomers
  • A pair of 9000 series are tested on the Santo Domingo Metro.
  • [[Joaquín Balaguer]], was puppet president during the Trujillo dictatorship (1960–1962), and constitutional president of the country for 22 years (1966–1978 and 1986–1996)
  • Dominican soldiers training in Santo Domingo
  • U.S. occupation]] of the Dominican Republic, c. 1922
  • Campesino cibaeño, 1941 (Museo de Arte Moderno, Santo Domingo)
ISLAND SOVEREIGN STATE IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA
ISO 3166-1:DO; República Dominicana; Dominicanrepublic; Dominic Republican; Dominic Republic; Dominican Republican; Dominicana; Dominican republic; Cabo Falso, Dominican Republic; The Dominican Republic; Republica Dominicana; République dominicaine; Republique dominicaine; Name of the Dominican Republic; Dom rep; Domincian republic; Subdivisions of the Dominican Republic; Administrative divisions of the Dominican Republic; Dominicaanse Republiek; U.S.-attempted annexation of the Dominican Republic; Quisqueya La Bella; US attempted Annexation of the Dominican Republic; Repubblica Dominicana; Dominican Rep; East Hispaniola; The D.R.; The DR; Languages of Dominican Republic; Architecture of the Dominican Republic; Republic Dominican; Emigration from the Dominican Republic; Republic of Quisqueya; Dom. Rep.; Dominican-Republic; Healthcare in Dominican Republic; National symbols of the Dominican Republic; Dominica Republic; Fourth Dominican Republic; Infrastructure in the Dominican Republic; Dom Rep
n. de Dominicaanse Republiek (land in Centraal Amerika)

Ορισμός

dominican
n.
Predicant, jacobin, black friar, preaching friar, fr?re pr?cheur.

Βικιπαίδεια

Tucson Citizen

The Tucson Citizen was a daily newspaper in Tucson, Arizona. It was founded by Richard C. McCormick with John Wasson as publisher and editor on October 15, 1870, as the Arizona Citizen.

When it ceased printing on May 16, 2009, the daily circulation was approximately 17,000, down from a high of 60,000 in the 1960s. The Citizen published as Tucson's afternoon paper, six days per week (except Sunday, when only the Arizona Daily Star (Tucson's morning paper during the week) was published as part of the two papers' joint operating agreement).

The Tucson Citizen was the oldest continuously published newspaper in Arizona at the time it ceased publication.