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Local January 11, 2013 | 8:00 am

Dominican-Haiti border back to normal despite lockout of workers

Dajabón, Dominican Republic.- The Dominican-Haiti border was back to normal Thursday, despite that the authorities clarified that there was no agreement reached with the priest Regino Martínez, who heads a protest with Haitian immigrants at town of Ouanaminthe.

Immigration director Jose R. Taveras said only those workers with visas will be allowed to enter Dominican Republic.... Read more

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