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Local October 23, 2018 | 11:48 am

124 Dominican fishermen jailed in Bahamas get legal aid

Santo Domingo.- The Foreign Ministry analyzes the legal appeals against the sanctions on 124 Dominican fishermen and three crew being held in Cuba and handed over to the Bahamas. The fishermen were sentenced to six months in prison and fined US$52,000 each, while the captains must serve one year in jail and pay US$92,000 each. The Foreign Ministry said a legal team studies the case, and will... Read more

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