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Local December 2, 2021 | 7:42 am

Dominicans on edge over major corruption cases

Santo Domingo.- Operation Anti-octopus, the first of the major anti-corruption investigations carried out under Miriam Germán's administration, will face its first litmus test starting Monday, because after the accusation is filed, a judge will evaluate the evidence and determine whether they are sufficient to send Juan Alexis Medina and the other defendants to trial. The statements issued by ... Read more

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