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Local June 16, 2016 | 8:14 am

OAS says sorry to Dominican Republic; will the US follow

Santo Domingo.- The Organization of American States(OAS) settled a “historic grievance”with the Dominican Republic on Wednesday when it’s member nations voted topublicly apologize for approving the military occupation of the country duringthe Revolution of April 1965.

The declaration of mea culpa paves the way for the UnitedStates to follow suit for sending more than 40,000 marines... Read more

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