Pelegrín Castillo, Vice President of the National Progressive Force (Dominican radical nationalist opposition), warned the Dominican Government that the situation in Haiti was very dangerous for the Dominican Republic and it was very risky to continue to apply the "ostrich policy", "as if Haiti was not a failed State. "

Castillo stresses by building on what is published in some Haitian media "In Haiti they are arming in anticipation of an insurrectional conflict, around a well-known figure and international agencies and the United States in particular, know this. Therefore, the Dominicans must be vigilant, because this could damage our territorial integrity."

He criticized the government of Danilo Medina to follow a policy of "genuflection face the pressures and manipulations of powerful foreign interests" who claim that the Dominican Republic assumes in the fact "the role of the state to pivot and safety valve in managing the crisis in Haiti."

Expressing disagreement, Pellegrin Castillo says "it not belong us to assume this role," pointing the not assumed responsibility of the international community and the lack of political will of the Haitian Government to rebuild its national base.

Finally, Castillo deplored the disinformation of the Dominican people on these subjects, caused according to him, by of agreements with foreign powers and the ruling classes, who would benefit from this situation...

SL/ HaitiLibre