Despite statements by Haiti Prime Minister Evan Pauls denying that the Haitian government would restrict the entry of Dominican produce into Haiti, it was documented that a de-facto embargo was applied on Friday, 26 June 2015. The bi-national market that operates on Monday and Friday had to be suspended in Dajabon after Haitian authorities did not allow Haitians to cross into the Dominican republic. A larger than normal contigent of Haitian military patrolled the Dajabon border crossing point. <\/p>\n
Diario Libre reported also that the decision was taken in reprisal to claims of the deporting of 30 Haitians from the Dominican Republic on Thursday evening. <\/p>\n
Diario Libre reported that the market at the border passes in Pedernales operated normally. <\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.diariolibre.com\/noticias\/2015\/06\/26\/i1212951_suspenden-hoy-mercado-binacional-dajabn.html<\/p>\n
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Despite statements by Haiti Prime Minister Evan Pauls denying that the Haitian government would restrict the entry of Dominican produce into Haiti, it was documented that a de-facto embargo was applied on Friday, 26 June 2015. The bi-national market that operates on Monday and Friday had to be suspended in Dajabon after Haitian authorities did … <\/p>\n