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Local February 28, 2014 | 12:19 pm

Dominican Rep. Government mocks Washington’s report on ‘racism’

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic on Friday rebuffed the U.S. State Dept. report which accuses the country of discriminating against Haitians.

In a statement, the Foreign Affairs Ministry called the report a "collection of old newspaper clippings worth less than the paper it’s printed on.”

Foreign Affairs also called the report a "didactic example of copy-paste.&q... Read more

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