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Local November 16, 2011 | 8:01 am

Dominican Government slams the OAS on border incidents

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic stated its "deep surprise" Tuesday with the Organization of American States (OAS) Secretary General’s concern with the violent incidents between Dominicans and Haitians along their shared border.

In a letter to Jose Miguel Insulza, Foreign Relations minister Carlos Morales said the head of the OAS should’ve gone to the Government’s forma... Read more

Dominican Government slams the OAS on border incidents

Dominican Government slams the OAS on border incidents

To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

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To mark 1 year since first case, Health chief hails work to halt cholera

Ex-Cincinnati Reds Jose Rijo faces probe in journalist’s murder

Ex-Cincinnati Reds Jose Rijo faces probe in journalist’s murder

Ex-Cincinnati Reds Jose Rijo faces probe in journalist’s murder

Ex-Cincinnati Reds Jose Rijo faces probe in journalist’s murder

Ex-Cincinnati Reds Jose Rijo faces probe in journalist’s murder

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