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Local May 28, 2015 | 8:46 am

Foreign Affairs chief: Predecessors ‘didn’t know where the border is

Santo Domingo.- The former senior officials of Dominican Republic’s Foreign Affairs Ministry not only never paid attention to the borer with Haiti, “they didn’t even know where it was.”

Foreign minister Andrés Navarro made the statement Wednesday, and affirmed that Foreign Affairs promotes policies to prevent that reports of human rights violations of Haitians hurt the countr... Read more

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