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Local November 15, 2018 | 8:18 am

Haiti lifts freeze on Dominican companies’ bank accounts

Port-au-Prince.- Prosecutor, Clamé Ocnam Dameus, on Wed. lifted his order issued on Monday to freeze the bank accounts of 36 companies allegedly linked in a network of corruption detected in the Petrocaribe oil program. In a statement the prosecutor's office said that after meetings with some representatives of those companies, , the accounts are allowed to be unblocked for now, while the prob... Read more

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