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Dominican says Haitians are involved in four of every five crimes
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Ces chiffres sont improbables.Possible que beaucoup de criminels Haitiens aient traverse la frontiere.Mais le Domonicain est repute plus violent que l'Haitien,et en depit du... more »
Another way of disgracing haitians. As if dominicans don't commit crime. They are corrupt, I was there & when our SUV was leaving family home near the cane field police stopped... more »
It is really a disgrace that Haitians insist on living in this country...the Dominicans don't want them there. Our government should move the country forward so they can come... more »
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