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Local December 2, 2020 | 10:51 am

Multimillion petty cash fed a voracious Dominican ‘Octopus’

Santo Domingo.- For three consecutive years the Patrimonial Fund of Reformed Companies (Fonper) delivered monthly sums of between RD$500,000 and RD$750,000 to the Foundation of Women for the Development of San Juan de la Maguana, which is chaired by the former deputy Lucia Medina. The Attorney General's Office alleges that those contributions, which add up to RD$78 million, were used to promote

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