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Local July 10, 2019 | 4:38 pm

A cool US$1.1M buys a vote to amend the Dominican Constitution

Santo Domingo.- A cool RD$70 million (US$1.1 million) are being offered to each opposition deputy to vote to amend the Constitution once it’s submitted, or be a no-show to the session. Minority opposition party deputy Fidel Santana made the revelation on Wed. with a warning: The ruling party today made a dry run to find out if the conditions are right to pass with his authorization the bill f... Read more

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