Economy

Economy September 9, 2016 | 12:44 pm

Main border market abuzz as Haiti lifts ban on Dominican products

Dajabon, Dominican Republic.- Hundreds of Haitians andDominicans on Friday attended the binational market held Mondays and Fridays,where Port-au-Prince Customs officials allowed free entry of 23 products whose overlandimport had been barred.

Outlet diariolibre.com reports that since before 8am Haitianvendors crossed the border bridge over the Masacre river to sell goods toDominican custom... Read more

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