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Local June 15, 2016 | 5:42 pm

US open to an OAS apology for the Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo. - Washington is open to supporting an Organizationof American States (OAS) resolution apologizing to the Dominican Republic forlegitimizing the US invasion of 1965, as requested by various sectors and by Dominicanpresident Danilo Medina.

Mari Carmen Aponte, US deputy Secretary of State forHemispheric Affairs, on Wednesday said her county "doesn’t see negatively"... Read more

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