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Local November 15, 2018 | 3:38 pm

Dominican Defense chief downplays tense incident at order

Santo Domingo.- Defense minister Rubén Darío Paulino said Thurs. that the soldiers posted at the border did their job during the forced detention of a group of Dominican doctors by a Haitian mob, in apparent reprisal for the confiscation of a motorcycle at Dajabón (northwest). He said the fact that the doctors weren’t even scratched means that "then our soldiers did their job." The offi... Read more

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