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Local May 30, 2014 | 3:53 pm

No control at Dominican Republic secluded port: Senators

Pedernales, Dominican Republic.- The Senate Commission which probes the alleged lack of security and other irregularities at Cabo Rojo Port (southwest) confirmed Thursday that law enforcement agencies have no control over the complex’s maritime or docking facilities.

They recommends the deployment of all required military, maritime, antinarcotics and Port Authority agents within prem... Read more

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