Dominican Woman go beyond their beauty.

Long days of sacrifice and selflessness characterize the lives of Dominicans. To achieve the place that she occupies, they had climbed by a mountain of controversial political transformations, economic deprivation and constant devaluation of their power.

The Dominican population grew demographically; of the eight million people in the country, 52 percent are women, according to the latest population census of 1993. There is a high interest on the part of Dominican women, especially in the past decade, goes beyond the borders of home and the traditional to become a productive entity. Historically, the pace of development of

Dominican women was attached to the swings in regard to the implementation of laws that protect and claimed its kind, took place on a global scale. The achievements social, intellectual, cultural and political achieved by the Dominicans with their struggles, often defined by the opposite gender as irrational, have fallen like drops of honey in a field traditionally brackish.

Generation after generation, the Dominican received from their mothers customs that a good housewife should possess, and knowing that hosts the submission, as the perfect path toward spiritual redemption, limited by the canons Catholics harvested in the country since the colonization.

This is one of the reasons why the Dominican Republic wins in almost all beauty contests, and always accompanied by great charm and intelligence. The Dominican Republic already has a beauty representing the county, this is Karla Cabral, 16 years old, an enviable stature and the most beautiful blue eyes. The selection was made during a hearing in which more than 50 young people from ages between 16 and 24, among which was highlighted by his charm and intelligence.

These attributes made it worthy of the crown of Miss Dominican Beauty 2008, contest created by Nolasco to give opportunity to younger folk who live abroad and which makes it impossible for them to compete in local competitions.