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The largest international chess event in Dominican history is inaugurated - Vimarsana News

The largest international chess event in Dominican history is inaugurated

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Chess classic inaugurated in the Dominican Republic - Vimarsana News

Chess classic inaugurated in the Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo, Sep 16 (Prensa Latina) The first Pedro Henríquez Ureña chess classic was inaugurated here today with the presence of players from Argentina, Cuba, Spain, the United States, Mexico and the host country, places where the illustrious Dominican lived.

Legaspi: Sugar: Sweet gold of the world - Vimarsana News

Legaspi: Sugar: Sweet gold of the world

Legaspi: Sugar: Sweet gold of the world

Hofileña: Citizenship in heritage management - Vimarsana News

Hofileña: Citizenship in heritage management

Hofileña: Citizenship in heritage management

Hofileña: Missionaries as historic figures in Negros - Vimarsana News

Hofileña: Missionaries as historic figures in Negros

SunStar + April 06, 2021 THE historic role of early missionaries as agents of spiritual and social change in Negros, according to historians, began in 1572 when the town of Binalbagan was made the first mission under the Agustinian Order. A similar mission was also created along the Bago River in 1575. As was typical, the missionaries first attracted the local leaders knowing that their authority would motivate the rest of the inhabitants. In some cases, the local privileges and the fear of Moro pirates made the natives cooperate with the missionaries. In a report by historian Mi...