EU clueless on Haiti ban of Dominican products, urges talks
Jul 31, 2013
Santo Domingo.- European Union ambassador Irene Horejs on Tuesday said Haiti and the Dominican Republic should hold "technical" talks to resolve bilateral trade disputes stoked by Port-au-Prince’s ban on several Dominican products.
Although she urged both countries to live in harmony on the island they share, she noted however that “there are always ups and downs” in any dialogue toward a relationship of coexistence.
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