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Local September 21, 2018 | 12:15 pm

Big business, truckers poised to clash in Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo.-  "We have to remind them that we won a trial in the TSA (Superior Administrative Court) and that it was upheld by the Constitutional Court, which gives us the power to hire those we want and if they are not available, we will look for ways for us to haul our goods," National Business Council (Conep), president Pedro Brache warned Thursday in response to a called to strike by truck

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