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Local July 16, 2018 | 1:22 pm

Prostitution steals the peace in icon tourist town

Sosua, Dominican Republic.- The rise of prostitution in the area concerns representatives of the various sectors of the tourist town, a practice they say has alienated hundreds of tourists looking for a place to enjoy with their families. They say despite that prostitution occurs in broad daylight the the authorities don’t intervene. "Unfortunately, Sosúa is losing hundreds of visitors due t... Read more

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