"Turistas sobre desaparición en Punta Cana: ‘Las playas de RD son seguras’"

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00:00What we're going to see is your impression of this tourist from India,

00:05although in the United States he disappeared on a beach here in Santo Domingo.

00:08Yes, yes, yes. It's a very sad situation, a very serious and sensitive issue.

00:14I have a lot of pity for the parents and I hope that the militants and all the police

00:20can do something and find the girl and find the answers to the questions.

00:27Some are saying that they don't recommend tourists to come here because of this situation.

00:32What do you say? You're a tourist and you come here.

00:34Well, I'm a tourist and I also speak Spanish, so I have an advantage being here.

00:38But I think that with the police, the militants here, all of them,

00:43it's the safest place on the island.

00:45And whatever happens, we're going to be here and we're going to continue our journey.

00:50How many times have you come to the Dominican Republic and which beaches have you visited?

00:53It's only my first time, so I've only visited this one.

00:56The experience that you've had of this first time?

00:58The Dominican Republic is my favorite country and I love being here.

01:04I love the people and I'm very happy to be here.

01:08Where do you come from?

01:09I come from Washington, D.C.

01:11With family? Do you come alone?

01:13No, with friends.

01:14Do you come here to take advantage of the spring break holidays?

01:17Yes, yes, spring break, sunbathing, drinking a little, eating too.

01:21So we're very calm here, but we hope that the situation improves.

01:26Your name, please?

01:27My name is Martin Quirón.

01:29Thank you, Martin.