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Local August 21, 2017 | 9:19 pm

Country’s ‘owners’ rear their head, this time in the West

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Business Union (UED) on Friday said truckers of the union Fenatrado  besiege and threaten business leaders in Barahona (west), and force them to hire its affiliates. The UED members called on police and other authorities for protection, stressing the need to mobilize freight throughout the country securely. UED president Diorys Pol said the business leaders of ... Read more

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