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Local December 13, 2017 | 4:56 pm

On fear of troops, Dominican Republic’s ‘owners’ unblock ports

Santo Domingo.-  Just minutes after executives of the National Business Council (CONEP) on Wed. announced that president Danilo Medina ordered the military and National Police to protect them and unblock the entrance to the ports, a source in Haina port said the truckers had lifted the walkout. CONEP president Pedro Brache said they had sought Medina's intervention to retrieve over 7,000 conta... Read more

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