Defense Discards Border Closure and Reaffirms Commercial and Daily Activities Despite Situation Haiti
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The Government of the Dominican Republic said that it maintains more than 10,000 military personnel deployed on the border with Haiti. SANTO DOMINGO. – The Government of the Dominican Republic dismissed on Thursday the closure of its border with Haiti, considering that the current conditions do not justify extraordinary measures. The decision remains in the middle of... The entry Dominican Republic dismisses closing border with Haiti after tensi…
SANTO DOMINGO. The current conditions at the Dominican-Haitian border do not justify the adoption of extraordinary measures or the closure of border crossings, so commercial, social and daily activities will continue with total normality. The position was established after a strategic assessment meeting led by the Minister of Defense, Lieutenant General Carlos [...]
SANTO DOMINGO. – On Thursday, the Ministry of Defense ruled out adopting a border closure in the face of the worsening security crisis in Haiti and said that, according to the Dominican authorities’ assessment, commercial, social and daily activities on the border will continue to develop normally. The position was reaffirmed during a meeting led by [...]
Santo Domingo.— Defense Minister, Lieutenant General Carlos Fernández Onofre, denied this Thursday that the border between the Dominican Republic and Haiti will close on Friday, October 23, in the face of clashes in Haitian territory. With that statement, he denied... Read more › The entry Defense denies border closure was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.
The Minister of Defense, Lieutenant General Carlos Antonio Fernández Onofre, led a meeting this Thursday with senior military commanders and officials of intelligence agencies to assess the evolution of the security crisis in Haiti and its possible repercussions in the Dominican Republic, amid a new offensive by Haitian forces against armed groups in the vicinity of Port-au-Prince.
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