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Bernardo Vega wins 2023 José Gabriel García Annual History Prize

Santo Domingo.- Dominican historian Bernardo Vega has won the prestigious 2023 José Gabriel García Annual History Prize for his work, The Fraudulent Elections of 1994 and Their Coincidences with the Embargo Against Haiti. The award, presented by the Ministry of Culture, recognizes outstanding research on Dominican history for the 2022-2023 period. Minister of Culture Mi... Read more

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