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Local May 13, 2022 | 8:27 am

Dominican Republic ‘doesn’t pay’ ransom or ‘negotiate with terrorists’

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic "does not pay" ransom for its citizens who are kidnapped by gangs in Haiti, said yesterday Jatzel Román, deputy minister for Consular and Immigration Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Mirex). The official referred to but did not offer details, about the kidnapping of a bus of the Dominican company Metro in which 12 people traveled: eight Turkish... Read more

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