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Local July 16, 2014 | 12:21 pm

Ban: Dominican Republic, Haiti must help ‘Hispaniola’s children’

Santo Domingo.- UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday called on Dominican Republic and Haiti to work for “Hispaniola’s children,” during a speech to deputies and senators.

Ban said people should live with dignity and warned against “denying a nationality to thousands of people.”

Speaking before a joint session of Congress, Ban also lauded the lawmakers for approvin... Read more

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