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Local April 20, 2015 | 8:19 am

Dominican truckers demand UN escort to go into Haiti

Santo Domingo.- The president of Dominican Republic’s biggest truckers union Fenatrado on Sunday warned of that its rigs will not enter Haiti unless escorted by UN peacekeepers in Haiti (MINUSTAH).

Blas Peralta said the life of a truck driver who crosses into Haiti territory is worthless and know they’re safe only when they cross into Dominican Republic.

He said Haitians have v... Read more

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