Local March 13, 2015 - 4:52 pm

Dominican Republic, Haiti pledge ‘brotherhood’ at tense border

Jimaní, Dominican Republic.- The meeting between Dominican Republic Foreign minister Andrés Navarro and Haiti par Pierre Duly Brutus led to agreements on several points to benefit both nations, including beefed up security for Dominican diplomatic facilities and a “declaration of brotherhood.”

In the meeting held at the Border Security (CESFRONT) precinct, the Dominican government also agreed to provide the necessary assistance for Haiti to provide documents to its citizens.

Duly Brutus denied that Dominican truckers have been abused or abducted in Haiti and said, on the contrary, have launched a radio campaign to protect them.

In a document dubbed the “Declaration of Jimaní,” Haiti’s top diplomat said they’ve called on Haitians to see Dominicans as "their brothers," a sharp contract to the weeks of tension along the 400 kilometer border that separates the Hispaniola’s neighbors.

COVID-19

May 5, 2024 - 9:36 am

287 people arrested in Los Haitises for environmental crimes

April 30, 2024 - 10:04 am

SeNaSa hires more than 1,500 doctors

April 26, 2024 - 9:23 am

Pro Consumidor clears rice brands of harmful metals

April 22, 2024 - 1:21 pm

Ney Arias Lora Hospital and CMD appeal ruling

MOST READ

Tourism

Cuba shows interest in exploring opportunities in Dominican tourism

Local

Scientific study reveals oil generation potential in Dominican Republic’s basins

People

Celinee Santos crowned Miss Dominican Republic Universe 2024

Expats' Corner

Tips for couples making the Big Move to the Dominican Republic

MORE NEWS

Tourism

Dominican Republic and Brazil to boost Tourism cooperation

Local

National Meteorological Office issues rainfall alert for multiple provinces

Economy

Dominican Republic received US$10,000 million in remittances last year

Local

JCE mandates suspension of Government social support plans ahead of elections