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Local June 24, 2015 | 7:40 am

Dominican Republic to counter spate of virulent attacks

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic will launch a strategic communications plan to counter what it called "unsubstantiated information" abroad on the results of its push to legalize the mostly Haitian foreigners.

Foreign minister Andrés Navarro, who made the announcement Tuesday after meeting with president Danilo Medina, his communication team and other government offic... Read more

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