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Local March 21, 2018 | 11:49 am

Dominican Republic, Haiti mayors in talks to ease tensions

Santo Domingo.- The mayors of the five major border towns on Tues. called the situation in their communities unsustainable "for the Haitianization" in those places, where the foreigners consume a large part of the city council budgets. They say they face many difficulties to deal with the problems in their municipalities due to the low budget and lack of equipment or logistics to solve them. ... Read more

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