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Local December 22, 2018 | 10:10 am

Haitians in Dominican Republic scrub march on ‘threats’

Santo Domingo.- The Community of Haitians Organized in the Dominican Republic on Fri. suspended the walk they had announced for Sunday alleging having received "various threats of a violent nature." #HaitianosRD collective spokesperson Nadine Sainvil said the threats against them came from "minority groups" which she didn’t identify. She said the activity was a "sporting, peaceful and symb... Read more

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