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- Angelina Jolie to visit Haiti: UNHCR
(AFP)
AFP - Movie star Angelina Jolie is due to arrive in quake-struck Haiti on Tuesday, the UN refugee agency said, a day after she visited Haitian children being treated in the neighbouring Dominican Republic.
- Growers deliver in Dominican Beans-for-Venezuela Crude deal
San Juan, Dominican Republic.- Kidney bean growers of San Juan de la Maguana Valley began to deliver their harvests as part of their RD$100 million financing program with the Treasury Ministry, with nearly 4,000 hectares planted to pay for Venezuelas oil
- Missing Dominican pilot is allegedly flying in Colombia
SANTO DOMINGO.- The Pilot Adriano Jiménez, who went missing more than a year ago after taking off from Santiago’s Cibao International Airport, together with 10 Dominicans who traveled illegally to the Bahamas, is allegedly conducting commercial
- Officer: Americans tried to take others
From Karl Penhaul, CNN Americans Laura Silsby, left, and Charisa Coulter leave a court hearing in Port-au-Prince last week. STORY HIGHLIGHTS NEW: Officer says he turned back Americans with 40 children Lawyer: Dominican Republic OK'd Americans taking
- Lawyer: Americans had Dominican OK
A group of Americans accused of kidnapping 33 Haitian children had authorization from neighboring Dominican Republic to bring the kids across the border, a lawyer for the group said Monday.
- Haiti: lawyer representing US missionaries sacked
Edwin Coq, the American missionaries' Haitian lawyer, denied the allegation and said that $60,000 (38,000) he requested from their families was his fee. He was fired by Jorge Puello, a lawyer in the neighbouring Dominican Republic, who was retained by
- Helicopter leaving Haiti crashes; 2 dead
Both people aboard a helicopter died Thursday night when it crashed into a mountain in the Dominican Republic, the Dominican Civil Aviation Institute said Friday.
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