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Local October 15, 2016 | 8:31 am

Haiti sectors question Dominican Republic´s aid

Santo Domingo.- Sectors of Haitian society onFriday criticized Dominican Republic´s aid to Haiti in the aftermath of thedamage in that country by Hurricane Matthew and warned of an"invasion" of Dominican products, including those on the list whose overlandimport has been banned since last year, outlet listin.com.do reports.

Haitian media also highlights the presence ofDomin... Read more

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