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Local May 11, 2022 | 10:12 am

Dominican Iraq war vets still demand backpay

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican soldiers who went to the war in Iraq demanded on Tuesday the payment of travel expenses owed them. "We ask the president (Luis Abinader) to keep his word," said retired Army Major Luis Giuseppe Cavallo Cuello. Cavallo said that in November 2021 they were received by Major General Celin Rubio Terrero, head of the Corps of Military Aides, who told them that by mandat... Read more

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