On Monday, 19 November 2018, the bi-national market in Dajabon was quieter than usual due to a reduced presence of Haitians. This was attributed to social unrest in Haiti. Many Dominicans did not participate concerned there could be problems with security and safety. According to an official from the shopkeepers of Dajabón, Abigail Bueno, the only thing lacking were tables to play dominos as the market was so quiet. At the same time, the military presence at the border was increased given the current volatile situation in Haiti.
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Listin Diario
Haiti Libre
20 November 2018
