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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. People stand near the construction of a canal, on the bank of the Massacre River, a natural border between Haiti and the Dominican ...
News Dominican Republic » Dajabon » Trade: Dominican Republic to reopen Haiti border for trade, but Haitians will still be barred
Nearly a month after shutting down its entire border with Haiti, the Dominican Republic says that it is ready to reopen for business, but Haitians will continue to be banned from entering the country.
News Dominican Republic » Dajabon » Trade: Metal gate on border bridge linking Dominican Republic and Haiti collapses
Dajabón.- Growing deterioration of the international bridge over the Massacre River in Dajabón has raised safety concerns among drivers, merchants and residents who use the key border crossing between ...
News Dominican Republic » Dajabon » Trade: Haitian border crossing remains shut over canal disagreement with Dominican Republic
Haiti declined Thursday to join neighboring Dominican Republic in reopening a key commercial border crossing, leaving some trade at a standstill and prolonging a diplomatic crisis over the ...
News Dominican Republic » Dajabon » Trade: The border gate of the Massacre River bridge, on the Dominican side, has collapsed...
The metal border gate of the bridge over the Massacre River, linking the Dominican Republic and Haiti, collapsed on the Dominican side, due to ...
News Dominican Republic » Dajabon » Trade: Dominican Republic to reopen Haiti border for trade, but Haitians will still be barred
People stand near the construction of a canal, on the bank of the Massacre River, a natural border between Haiti and the Dominican Republic, photographed from Dajabon, Dominican Republic, Friday, Sept ...
News Dominican Republic » Dajabon » Trade: Dominican Republic to reopen its border to essential trade but not Haitians
People stand near the construction of a canal, on the bank of the Massacre River, a natural border between Haiti and the Dominican Republic, photographed from Dajabon, Dominican Republic, Friday, Sept ...