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Interview with Mr. Edward Clark, CEO of the Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program
Interview with CEO of Nauru Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Program - Mr. Edward Clark, about program, country and details.
What is the difference between Dominica and Dominican Republic?
2024-07-26
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Dominica and the Dominican Republic are often confused due to their similar names, but they differ significantly in geography, culture, and governance. Dominica is a small island in the Eastern Caribbean known for its rugged landscapes and abundant natural beauty, appealing mainly to eco-tourists seeking a quiet escape. In contrast, the Dominican Republic occupies the larger eastern portion of Hispaniola and boasts a diverse landscape that includes beaches, mountains, and urban areas, attracting a wide range of tourists.
Language and historical influences also distinguish the two. Dominica's official language is English, a legacy of its British colonial past, whereas Spanish is spoken in the Dominican Republic, reflecting its Spanish colonial history. Politically, Dominica operates as a parliamentary democracy and is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations. Conversely, the Dominican Republic is governed as a democratic republic with a presidential system, showcasing different political structures and affiliations. These distinctions underline the unique character of each despite their name similarity.
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Interview with CEO of CBC Mr. Slava regarding the Canadian Startup Visa
Questions and explanations regarding the Canadian Startup Visa.
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EU bans Malta from selling citizenship: Court finds 'golden passport' program illegal
The European Court of Justice has handed down a historic ruling ordering Malta to completely end its citizenship-for-investment program. The judges ruled that the sale of EU passports was contrary to the principles of European law and undermined trust between member states.
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