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Local June 5, 2018 | 7:41 pm

After hosting failed talks, Dominican Republic wants peace in Venezuela

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic on Tues. pleaded before the OAS 48th General Assembly, for a peaceful solution to Venezuela's crisis, where the key players are the Venezuelans themselves. The call comes just months after Venezuela's rival sides failed to reach an agreement in the talks held in Santo Domingo. Dominican Foreign minister Miguel Vargas made the proposal at the plenary, wh... Read more

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