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Local May 25, 2015 | 11:27 am

Dominican Republic’s ‘owners’ again strike fear on the roads

Santo Domingo.- A standoff pitting Dominican Republic’s biggest truckers union (FENATRADO) against the container haulers of Santo Domingo over control of the cargo headed to Haiti through the Jimani crossing has again sparked tension on a major highway.

Outlet diariolibre.com reports tha the tension is the latest sparked by the truckers unions, who together with the bus owners associati... Read more

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