COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING (CRVT)

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00788R001400700001-0
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: U
• Document Page Count: 10
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 17, 1998
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: October 22, 1982
• Content Type: REPORT

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CRVT Report:
COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING (CRVT)
DATE/TIME CONDUCTED: 221427 Oct82
FILE #: 14
SITE: Bay in Dominican Republic
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Sea of sugarcane swirls around a batey (left),
the barrackslike village of harvesters and their
families. The Republic must admit some 12,000
i1aitians annually for the harvest, largely because
its own citizens consider cane cutting underpaid
and demeaning. For a backbreaking day's work,
this Haitian natter (below) may earn $4.50.
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The W ester o Hemisphere's oldest city
CAPITAL, OF ADVENTURE, Santo Do-
mingo sprawls beside the meandering
Ozama River, where Columbus's brother,
Bartolome, founded the city in 1.496 as seat
of Spain's first New World colony. Pirates
and swashbucklers coveted Santo Domingo
for its gold. The English buccaneer Sir
Francis Drake seized the city in 1586. His
price for leaving: 25,000 gold ducats.
In the old colonial city stand scores of
restored structures, including the Ozarna
Fortress (above, at lower right) and the Ca-
thedral of Santa Maria ]a Menor (left). Here
and not in Spain, say Dominicans, lie the
remains of Christopher Columbus, beneath
an ornate marble monument. A Santo Do-
mingo dancer (left, upper) recalls the city's
Spanish forebears-rootstock of the nation's
influential white minority.
Dizzying growth of Santo Domingo-it
has quintupled in population since 1950--
reflects a massive influx of rural poor.
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 Clouds veil the beauty of the Dominican Republic's rugged heartland, where
parallel mountain ranges wall lush valleys that shelter fruitful farmlands.
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ONTO THE STAGE of history with
's landing in 1492, the island of His-
World riches. The Dominican Repub-
first by Spain, then by France, and
i, which was ousted in 1844 after a
by national
ablo Duarte.
square miles.
5,000,000.
Danish. RELI-
bauxite. L JOIRCITIE.: Santo 13orningo,
,000,000); Santiago (pop. 200,000). CLI-
1, moderated by trade winds and altitude.
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