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Local February 14, 2019 | 5:08 pm

Business leader says Haiti crisis harms the people, trade

Santiago.- The protests that have rocked Haiti stem from the lack of fuel, allegations of govt. corruption and the economic crisis, and have brought trade with the Dominican Republic to a standstill. Santiago Development Association (Adepi) director Saúl Abréu on Thurs. labeled Haiti's situation as regrettable and hopes it will soon be resolved, "for the wellbeing of its people and commercial... Read more

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