does the Dominican Republic have a diplomatic representative in Iraq_?
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They do not.  You can contact the Dominican Republic's Consulate General in New York City for further assistance.
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This is a very good question, and should have been asked by President Bush before he went charging into a country he had no business going into in the first place.\n\nOriginally I would have answered this question under the assumption that it would be someone the United States decided would be able to play both sides of the political fence.  Someone who would appear to be acting in the best interests of Iraqis, while remembering and acting in the best interests of the country that put them in power; United States.\n\nLately, however, I think the answer is very diferent.  First of all because I think the United States has lost any control of the situation it might have had at one points and I think it has come to the point now where Iraq has clearly demonstrated that it does not want the kind of democracy that the United States would like to impose on it.  The power will ultimately end up in the hands of the clerics that are still fighting over power.  I no longer believe a democracy is possible in Iraq. That is the fault of the United States. The very thing that the United States saught to bring to the Iraqi people is being taken away from them by the very presence of the United States. Democracy is now being associated with the bloodshed and horrible living conditions that have been brought about by the United States invasion of Iraq, and although the United States is far from what is an ideal Democracy, it remains the symbol of democracy by it's own pompous proclimations. People don't want any part of that.  Although there are many advantages of Democracy, the Iraqi people are not seeing it.  They see only the downside of what the West has to offer.
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This is probably a question best answered by the Embassies involved...good luck...;
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They may be in Ohio, but they're definitely not from Ohio. Diplomatic license plates are issued by the US Department of State. They have one letter that says what the members status is ("C" for Foreign Consul; "D" for Diplomat; "S" for Non-Diplomatic Staff; and "A" for a UN employee), a two digit code for the country (see the first site below), and a 4-digit number.
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THE ONLY REASON THE EMBASSY IS NEEDED THERE IS BECAUSE OUR TROOPS ARE THERE,OTHERWISE THE GLAMOUROUS EMBASSY NEEDS TO FADE AND LET THE IRAQI'S DECIDE THEIR OWN FATE AND LIFESTYLE.NOT THE U.S. OR OSAMAMAMA DECISION.I BELIEVE THE IRAQ'S WERE ALSO IN LINE WHEN THE BRAINS WERE PASSED OUT.
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Government of Santo Domingo (or the Dominican Republic)
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he aws born november 12 1968 in the dominican republic
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Contact Us\nEmbassy Contact Information \nEmbassy of the United States\nAPO AE 09316\nBaghdad, Iraq\n\nEmbassy business hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Sunday through Thursday.\n\n\nPress Office\nEmail: BaghdadPressOffice@state.gov\n\nConsular Section\nLocation: C-135, the Chancery\nTelephone: 00-1-240-553-0584 Ext. 5340 or 5635\nIraqna cell phones: 07901-732-134, 07901-168-167, 07901-168-383\nEmail: usconsulbaghdad@state.gov
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I have no idea but best of luck! I used to be with the Defense Attache Office at the US Embassy there in San Salvador and found it to be a beautiful country! Hope you enjoy it there as much as I did!
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RIYADH  \nH.E. (Mr.) BAHNARIM A. GUINOMLA\nAmbassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary \nEmbassy of the Philippines\nSite D3 Collector Road C, Diplomatic Quarter, \nRiyadh, P.O. Box 94366, \nKINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA 11693 \nTel. Nos.(9661) 482-3559 / 480 1918\nFax No. 00-9661-488-3945\nEmail: filembry@sbm.net.sa / filembry@mailandnews.com\nWebsite:  http://www.filipinosabroad.com/embassy
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Dunno, but here is a fun page that lists all the foreign embassies, consulates, and even honorary consuls in the US.  Maybe you'll find a few surprises there:\nhttp://www.embassyworld.com/Foreign_Embassies_In_The_USA/Embassies_To_USA.html
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I don't think I entirely understand your question, but I've attached links for lists of nations that have embassies in the Philippines.  If you need something more specific, feel free to let me know.
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The official monetary unit for The Dominican Republic is the peso (written RD$), which are made up of 100 centavos. These pesos are worth about 0.08($USD), and $42(RD) is the equivalent to $1(USD). Most places in the Republic accept the United States dollar.\n\nSee below for full details.
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Zero.\n\nThe democratically elected Iraqi government has requested that the U.S. stay to finish its job of making them strong enough to govern and defend their fledgling Republic.\n\nWe are there at the Iraqi's request.
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please answer about your citizenship of which country?\nare you American? \nthis the embassy of the US in the Domincan Republic :\nhttp://www.usemb.gov.do/Consular/ACS/acs-e.htm
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If you are an Iraqi it is your problem, please resolve it.\nOtherwise do not poke your nose in others domain.\nLet's respect the sovereignty and freedom of all the nations in the world.
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Contact State Department.