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Local August 10, 2015 | 8:20 am

Haiti tends olive branch to Dominican Republic as tension wanes

Santo Domingo.- Haitipresident Michel Martelly on Sunday said Santo Domingo and Port-au-Prince "musttry" to solve their common problems mostly the differences over DominicanRepublic´s policy on immigrants.

Speaking in Port auPrince the Haitian president sought to downplay the conflict between the twonations in the wake of the Dominican government plan to regularize foreigne... Read more

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