The contemporary political history
of the Dominican Republic
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History in general of the Dominican Republic
- Dominican Republic - USAID, IMF
- By J. Clancy. 11 January 1996. Part I of an analysis of the
impact of US domination, the International Monetary Fund
and structural adjustment on the Dominican Republic.
- Electoral strategy
- By Stephen Marks, Green Left Weekly, 22 April 1996.
The Dominican Revolutionary Forces (FR) and the Camaa$ista
Revolutionary Union are calling for a boycott of the national
elections in May 1996.
- Revolution to the rhythm of merengue
- By Stephen Marks, Green Left Weekly, 24 April 1996.
Re. fusion of four left poltiical parties.
- Masses on the move in Dominican Republic
- By Monica Somocurcio, in Workers World, 13 February 1997.
- Negotiated Elections.
- By Roberto Cassa, NACLA Report on the Americas,
March/April, 1997.
- Local Democracy
- By Lilian Bobea, in NACLA Report on the Americas,
March/April 1997.
- Two Caudillos
- By James Ferguson, in NACLA Report on the Americas,
March/April 1997. Reconciliation of Balaguer and Bosch,
formation of the National Patriotic Font and the victory
of Leonel Fernandez, mark a new era.
- Strikes Continue in Dominican Repubic
- From Weekly News Update on the Americas, #393,
10 August 1997. Re. wave of general strikes and protests
against Leonel Fernandez and his Dominican Liberation Party's
neoliberal policies.
- Protests Rock Dominican Republic
- By Ron Richards, in the Militant, 25 August 1997.
Waves of protests and strikes in response to Fernandez
government's austerity measures. Unions coopted by government.
- Around Latin America: Dominican Republic
- By Daniel Vila, People's Weekly World, 1 November 1997.
Re. the general srike of October 21 and 22, 1997.
- Workers Around the World: Dominican Republic
- From the Workers World, 27 November 1997. Re. Aftermath
of the two day general strike.
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