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Local October 7, 2025 | 9:17 am

Rafael Alburquerque warns employers exploiting Haitian workers to avoid payments

Santo Domingo.- Labor law expert and former Vice President Rafael Alburquerque condemned the actions of certain Dominican employers who, according to him, exploit Haitian workers and later request their deportation to avoid paying labor benefits. Speaking on the program Esto no tiene nombre, he described t... Read more

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