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Local March 22, 2012 | 8:19 am

Haiti PM doesn’t doubt honesty of Dominican firms, for now

Santo Domingo.- Haiti Prime minister Garry Conille yesterday said for now he doesn’t have any reasons to say that all the Dominican companies which obtained contracts under tender offers have broken his country’s laws, in reference to the Haitian Government hiring of several foreign companies in the emergency period in the heels of the 2010 quake, and which are now the target of a probe. ... Read more

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