Haiti eases ban on most products, surprises Dominicans
Jul 30, 2013
Dajabón, Dominican Republic.- Haiti officials yesterday eased restrictions and allowed their compatriots to return with products bought in the market held Mondays and Fridays on the Dominican side of the border at Dajabón, despite the import ban in effect for some of them.
The surprising flexibility shown by Haitian officials prompted the Dajabón Merchants Association to meet and agreed to adopt a wait and see attitude, since the market appears to start returning to normal.
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