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**jackie Obrian** · 09-22-2012, 04:25 AM

From today's DR1 news summary:

This is not explained in the text, because if there were children, the Constitution of the Republic (Art. 63) says that the right to education is universal and everyone who resides in Dominican territory, regardless of status, has the right to primary education," he said.

Dominican Republic News & Travel Information Service

Is the Dominican Constitution still in effect?

The article is not clear if they are talking about all schooling or high school/post secondary only.

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jackie Obrian Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 554 Senior Member	From today's DR1 news summary: This is not explained in the text, because if there were children, the Constitution of the Republic (Art. 63) says that the right to education is universal and everyone who resides in Dominican territory, regardless of status, has the right to primary education," he said. Dominican Republic News & Travel Information Service Is the Dominican Constitution still in effect? The article is not clear if they are talking about all schooling or high school/post secondary only. Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter
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