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    The Dominican Republic gained independence from Spain in 1821 but was then invaded by Haiti, remaining united with Haiti until 1844 when it finally achieved full independence. The country has since experienced political instability with many coups and dictatorships amid economic and political unrest. However, the Dominican Republic has also made great progress as a tourist destination with a rich, diverse culture composed of Spanish, African, and Taino peoples.

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    The Dominican Republic gained independence from Spain in 1821 but was then invaded by Haiti, remaining united with Haiti until 1844 when it finally achieved full independence. The country has since experienced political instability with many coups and dictatorships amid economic and political unrest. However, the Dominican Republic has also made great progress as a tourist destination with a rich, diverse culture composed of Spanish, African, and Taino peoples.

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    The Dominican Republic gained independence from Spain in 1821 but was then invaded by Haiti, remaining united with Haiti until 1844 when it finally achieved full independence. The country has since experienced political instability with many coups and dictatorships amid economic and political unrest. However, the Dominican Republic has also made great progress as a tourist destination with a rich, diverse culture composed of Spanish, African, and Taino peoples.

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    In 1821, the Dominican Republic obtained its independence from Spain.

    However, it was soon


    invaded by Haiti, and the two countries remained united until 1844. In 1844, the Dominican
    Republic finally obtained its full independence from Haiti.

    Since then, the Dominican Republic has experienced a period of political instability. There have
    been many coups and dictatorships, and the country has often been divided by political and
    economic unrest.

    Despite these challenges, the Dominican Republic has also made great progress. The country is
    becoming a popular tourist destination. The Dominican Republic is also a diverse country with
    a rich culture. The country is home to people of Spanish, African, and Taino descent.

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