Economy

Economy September 26, 2017 | 3:17 pm

Haiti truckers block border crossing, demand ban of products lifted

Jimani, Dominican Republic.- Haitian truckers on Monday parked their rigs to block the border crossing at Malpasse, cutting off traffic to Haiti, from Independencia province (west) . The Haitian truckers and merchants staged the protest against their country's authorities, demanding the end of the blockade on 22 staple products of Dominican origin. Private truckers who crossed the border wer... Read more

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