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Local November 5, 2021 | 12:28 pm

Calm at Dominican-Haiti border, but protests nearby

Santiago.- Calm prevailed yesterday on the Dominican border, while the military surveillance continues to be reinforced, in the face of the disturbances that are registered in Haiti due to the shortage of fuel, food, medicine, increase in kidnappings and insecurity. Dozens of Haitians gathered on the banks of the Masacre River and at its border gate trying to enter the country to stock up on fu... Read more

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