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Local July 22, 2015 | 10:50 am

Tit-for-tat pushes Hispaniola nations toward severed ties

Santo Domingo.- The Foreign Ministry early Wed. said DominicanRepublic "strengthened bilateral relations with Haiti, however, the Haitiangovernment’s behavior has now removed the conditions."

It tweeted the statement one day after Haiti reportedfired it ambassador in Santo Domingo, Daniel Supplice, and Haiti prime ministerEvans Paul’s assertion that "it’s difficult as... Read more

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