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Local June 11, 2019 | 8:11 am

A 2nd US senator opposes reelection in Dominican Republic

Washington, DC.- US Senator Marco Rubio on Mon. said that based on "reports" about the president, "Danilo Medina will seek to alter the Constitution of the Dominican Republic to run for an unprecedented third term." "The efforts of President Danilo Medina to alter the Constitution of the Dominican Republic, in an attempt to run for a third presidential term, should be a cause of serious concern... Read more

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