Ulrick Gaillard

BARNARD COLLEGE AND BRA HOST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE – BRA IS OPTIMISTIC AT IMPROVING ?BILATERAL RELATIONS? BETWEEN HAITI AND THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.

BRA’s 2nd International Conference, February 27, 2004 – Barnard College, New York City. ?It is virtually impossible for Haiti or the Dominican Republic to think that one country can live on the island pretending that the other does not exist. Despite past historical unfortunate experiences or even current unresolved bilateral issues, economic globalization and day-to-day

BRA’S ED JOINED BOARD OF DR LIONS CLUB

Santo Domingo, DR.- The Executive Director of the Batey Relief Alliance, Ulrick Gaillard, joins the executive board of the Dominican Republic’s Lions Club Arroyo Hondo Santo Domingo (Club de Leones Arroyo Hondo). “It is a great honor for me to be part of this great work, and serve with those who care about the rest

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Santo Domingo, DR.- El director ejecutivo del Consejo Estatal del Azúcar (CEA), Víctor Manuel Báez, informó ayer que más de 2 mil personas recibieron atenciones médicas en el Batey Gautier, de Boca Chica, durante un operativo realizado por médicos especializados de los Estados Unidos. Henry Copp, Virtudes Berroa, Vitcor Manuel Baez El funcionario explicó que

BRA delivers emergency relief assistance at DR/Haiti border.

Dajabon, Dominican Republic -. On this April 13th, 2004, more than thirty-eight health care professionals from the United States, sponsored by the Batey Relief Alliance (BRA Dominicana), are providing emergency medical and dental care to hundreds of impoverished Haitian and Dominican families at the Dominicano-Haitian border town called Dajabon. The BRA?s Dajabon medical relief intervention,

BRA URGES U.S PRESIDENT TO REVERSE IMMIGRATION POLICY ON HAITIAN REFUGEES

March 19, 2004 George W. Bush President of the United States of America The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, DC 20005 Dear Mr. President: I am writing today to urgently request that you (1) suspend Haitian deportations indefinitely, a step already taken by Canada and the Dominican Republic; (2) grant Temporary Protected Status (TPS)