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Local November 3, 2016 | 8:34 am

Few land barons behind most of the devastation on highlands: Report

Santo Domingo.- As if a situation frozen intime, the reasons which led to the evictions in Valle Nuevo 23 years ago in1993, are the same that have now sparked the Environment Ministry's 120-day deadlinefor squatters and farmers to leave the protected area.

At that time the report which prompted the evictionof some 300 families, according officials involved in the measure, said "sever... Read more

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