Ada Aimee De La Cruz

Carlina Duran, a 25-year-old stunner who was not long ago crowned Miss Dominican Republic 2012, has been forced to give way her climax she hold so dearly. The reason is simple: She’s tied together as well as didn’t divulge it. Duran was given a foot as Miss DR after manifestation officials contend she disregarded a order which requires all contestants to be singular during a time of a event. Seriously. Duran, who owns a sauna in Santo Domingo as well as comes from a locale of La Vega...Read Full Story

Carlina Duran, a 25-year-old stunner who was recently crowned Miss Dominican Republic 2012, has been forced to relinquish her crown she held so dearly. The reason is simple: She’s married and didn’t disclose it. Duran was given the boot as Miss DR after pageant officials say she violated a rule which requires all contestants to be single at the time of the event. Seriously. Duran, who owns a spa in Santo Domingo and comes from the town of La Vega, violated the rule that no contestant can...Read Full Story

Apr 26 Carlina Duran, a 25-year-old stunner who was recently crowned Miss Dominican Republic 2012, has been forced to relinquish her crown she held so dearly. The reason is simple: She’s married and didn’t disclose it. Duran was given the boot as Miss DR after pageant officials say she violated a rule which requires all contestants to be single at the time of the event. Seriously. Duran, who owns a spa in Santo Domingo and comes from the town of La Vega, violated the rule that no...Read Full Story

Miss Dominican Republic was selected previously and won the crown but now it is came to know that she is married. While according to the organizers it is against the law to be married or divorced. And she has violated the law by not telling the truth. On Wednesday she has stated that she had never lived with her husband to whom she was married. She further stated that she is living a life of a single woman. She is not with her husband and has no relation. She just lives for herself not for...Read Full Story

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) — A former president whose term ended with the worst economic crisis in the modern history of the Dominican Republic will seek to make a comeback Sunday as he faces an old rival in a race to lead the Caribbean's top tourist destination.Read Full Story