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Local March 17, 2015 | 4:02 pm

Dominican Republic says fake videos stoke tension with Haitians

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Foreign minister Andrés Navarro on Tuesday said people he didn’t identify upload fake videos of alleged attacks on Haitians to stoke tension between Haitian immigrants and his country.

During a visit to the border town of Dajabón 380 kilometers northwest of the capital the official stressed that there’s no policy of discrimination against immigrant... Read more

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