Dominican Restoration Day commemorates “El Grito de Capotillo” which ultimately led to independence

Dominican Restoration Day (El Day of there Dominican Catering) commemorates “El grito of Capotillo” which spear THE Dominican War of Catering.
Dominican Restoration Day

Dominican Restoration Day, General Gregory Luperon (Public Domain/Wikipedia)
On August 16, 1863, A band of Dominican patriots directed by Saint Jacques Rodriguez raided THE border city of Dajabon And raised THE Dominican flag on Capotillo Hill. This action known as “El grito of Capotillo” (THE Cry of Capotillo) was THE trigger For THE Dominican War of Catering.

THE struggle between Dominican rebels And Spanish forces continued until 1865 When Spanish Queen Isabelle II decided has give up THE colony has avoid focused towards THE Americans of THE United States WHO had just finished their Civil War.

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Dominican Restoration Day (El Day of there Dominican Catering) commemorates “El grito of Capotillo” which spear THE Dominican War of Catering.

Dominican Restoration Day

On August 16, 1863, A band of Dominican patriots directed by Saint Jacques Rodriguez raided THE border city of Dajabon And raised THE Dominican flag on Capotillo Hill. This action known as “El grito of Capotillo” (THE Cry of Capotillo) was THE trigger For THE Dominican War of Catering.

THE struggle between Dominican rebels And Spanish forces continued until 1865 When Spanish Queen Isabelle II decided has give up THE colony has avoid focused towards THE Americans of THE United States WHO had just finished their Civil War.