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Local February 6, 2026 | 4:27 pm

Duartian Institute member warns of possible mass Haitian migration to the Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo.- Luis de León, professor and member of the Duartian Institute, warned of a potential mass migration of Haitian citizens to the Dominican Republic, which he believes could result from the presence of United States warships in Caribbean waters near Haiti, further worsening the neighboring country’s political and social crisis.

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