As journalist, Samuel Santana writes for the press of Dominican Republic.
Every Saturday he has a column in the newspaper Hoy.
He is, also, an evangelical Minister.
He lives in Santo Domingo with his wife and son.
His daughter, Sadia Yeliana, lives in Connecticut with her husband, Derek, and a little girl, Yeliana.
He published books about History, novels, short story and poems.

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