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Local July 9, 2014 | 11:28 am

Gun importers: NGOs smear campaign targets us

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic’s gun importers on Wednesday blamed several NGOs for what they say is a smear campaign to discredit their sector, which "creates jobs and generates foreign exchange," and that legal weapons are behind the country’s spiraling violence.

"As an entity which groups the companies engaged in the import and supply of weapons and ammunition we... Read more

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