Local

Local February 20, 2021 | 10:02 am

Dominican Republic deploys 7,200 troops on border in response to Haiti crisis

Santo Domingo (EFE) - The Dominican Armed Forces have deployed 7,200 troops on the border with Haiti and so far this year have intercepted and returned more than 38,000 Haitians who illegally crossed the territorial division to the neighboring country, military sources said Friday. "If we need more soldiers, we will use them so that the country is safe in this part of the territory," the genera... Read more

Dominican Republic: first stop in the flight of Haitian political leaders

David Ortiz case hearing postponed

Raquel Peña: A vice president with power

Odebrecht: ex-senator ‘managed’ US$3.8M

Authorities seize three crocodiles from ex-baseball player José Rijo

They disallow rises in the price of rice

Illegal entry does not prevent refugees from being protected

Dominican Republic ‘shouldn’t’ grant asylum to Haitians

Dominican Republic Gov. corruption: US$31.0M without a bid

Bachata experts from 31 countries are in “a zoom for the love of our country brand”

First infrastructure project of Abinader’s government completed

Rice “could rise to RD $ 40 a pound” if the government does not subsidize agriculture, retail traders say

US precheck at airports violates Dominican sovereignty, judges say

Dominican tax agency extends deadline to ‘revalue’ assets

A quieter Dominican Republic? Speakers seized and businesses cited for noise in Villa Duarte

Buy car in DR

Former mayor of Haiti and three opponents of Moise seek refuge in the Dominican Republic

More evidence in Odebrecht US$92M bribes trial

Trash scandal: baseball star’s company has no experience

Protests in Haiti leave one dead and one injured

National Police Chief: will monitor agents to respect rights

Teachers support bill to make English a second language in the DR

Search Local