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Local September 14, 2020 | 12:01 pm

Rebellious Dominicans defy curfew

Santo Domingo.- Enforcing the curfew is an increasingly difficult task for the authorities who have to face rebellious citizens. Flying chairs and bottles, hurled stones, sucker punches, beatings, among other aggressions are a large part of what police and the military must face daily when they enter the barrios sites of parties and gatherings. On Sunday in the Espaillat slum, police raided ... Read more

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