Coverage dated February 20, 2022

Dominican Republic starts building concrete border wall with Haiti

Headline from Digital Journal

The Dominican government began building a wall on Sunday that will cover almost half of its border with Haiti.

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Denver Gazette
Dominican Republic builds a border wall with Haiti (opens Denver Gazette)
Published Feb 20, 2022
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Dominican Republic soldiers keep watch near a construction of a border wall that will cover almost half of the border with Haiti to stop irregular migration and criminal activities in
Digital Journal
Dominican Republic starts building concrete border wall with Haiti (opens Digital Journal)
Published Feb 20, 2022
Digital Journal's feed description
The Dominican government began building a wall on Sunday that will cover almost half of its border with Haiti.
Al Jazeera
Dominican Republic begins building border wall with Haiti (opens Al Jazeera)
Published Feb 20, 2022
Al Jazeera's feed description
Dominican president says the wall will reduce irregular migration and the smuggling of goods and weapons.
The Hill
Dominican Republic starts building border wall with Haiti (opens The Hill)
Published Feb 20, 2022
The Hill's feed description
The Dominican Republic on Sunday began constructing a wall that will cover about half of its 244-mile border with Haiti.
BizPac Review
Dominican Republic borrows from Trump playbook, begins building wall along border with Haiti (opens BizPac Review)
Published Feb 20, 2022
BizPac Review's feed description
The Dominican Republic's government has begun building a wall that will cover a great deal of its border with Haiti,
Deutsche Welle
Dominican Republic starts building Haiti border wall | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)
Published Feb 20, 2022
Deutsche Welle's feed description
The wall will cover almost half of the border between the two countries. Many Haitians cross the border in search of work in the fields or in the construction industry in the Dominican Republic.