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Local May 23, 2013 | 9:30 am

Raul Yzaguirre’s lasting impression of Dominicans

Santo Domingo.- While buying ice cream at a store outgoing U.S. ambassador Raul Yzaguirre didn’t notice that several 1,000 peso bills had fallen out of his pocket, when a Dominican waiting in the line picked up the money and handed it to him, without realizing who benefited from his good will.

Yzaguirre, who said it was just one of many gestures etched in his memory as ambassador of th... Read more

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