Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/3coHTUyFpcL.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Race and Racism in Latin America: The Caribbean - 24 Jul 08 [dFd1cSzO6sX] Health Updated on August 12, 2026 EDT — Published on August 12, 2026 EDT New laws aimed at curbing illegal migration in the Caribbean have left thousands of first generation Dominicans unable to work, study or travel. Authorities there in charge of issuing documents no longer recognise them as citizens ... even though the Constitution does. Many say it is because of the colour of their skin. In the first part of our series on race and racism in Latin America, Al Jazeera's Lucia Newman reports from the Dominican Republic. HJLROLDU17H upppGtUIgLT lR80BFS20wc roBs8ZGtep3 M7MR1bhgGH3 Nh0BiTCpQer 5xD8yGXHEQB
New laws aimed at curbing illegal migration in the Caribbean have left thousands of first generation Dominicans unable to work, study or travel. Authorities there in charge of issuing documents no longer recognise them as citizens ... even though the Constitution does. Many say it is because of the colour of their skin. In the first part of our series on race and racism in Latin America, Al Jazeera's Lucia Newman reports from the Dominican Republic. HJLROLDU17H upppGtUIgLT lR80BFS20wc roBs8ZGtep3 M7MR1bhgGH3 Nh0BiTCpQer 5xD8yGXHEQB