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Local July 2, 2015 | 7:47 am

Dominican Republic warns bashers face response

Santo Domingo.- The government of the Dominican Republic on Wednesday rejected the Human Rights Watch report which accuses the country of deporting thousands of Haitians.

"We cannot allow anyone to come to our country, tell lies, intended to harm Dominican Republic without a response," said government press director Roberto Rodriguez Marchena. "You have the freedom to say, ... Read more

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