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Local July 10, 2015 | 2:30 pm

OAS: We’re open-minded; Dominican Republic: We’ve nothing to hide

Santo Domingo.- Organization of American States (OAS) representative Francisco Guerrero, who heads the delegation in the Dominican Republic, said they’re here without prejudice and only want to hear all voices linked to Santo Domingo’s alien registration program.

"This is a well-informed society. We come with open minds and ears," Guerrero said, noting that all his colleague... Read more

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