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Local October 29, 2013 | 10:05 am

Haitian activist calls Dominican Republic the ‘A’ word: WINN

Santo Domingo.- A Jamaica-based Haitian activist on Monday became the first person to use the ‘A’ word (apartheid) to describe Dominican Republic’s Constitutional Court ruling on nationality, and compared the measure to South Africa’s dark era, called for a boycotted of the Caribbean nation.

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