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Local January 30, 2018 | 2:44 pm

Northwest bus drivers’ walkout leaves hundreds of Haitians stranded

Dajabón, Dominican Republic.- Hundreds of Haitians were left stranded Mon. at the "Expreso Liniero" bus station city, when the drivers refused to mount them, alleging repression by the Army. FERUTRACON union drivers said the Army impounded around 10 buses being held in a military post at nearby Mao (northwest). They said the Haitians have their papers in order, and called the measure "an ab... Read more

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