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Local June 21, 2019 | 3:37 pm

Odebrecht graft case goes to trial in Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo.- Two years after the Odebrecht US$92 million bribe scandal broke, judge Francisco Ortega on Fri. partially upheld and sent to trial six of seven indicted in the case of the Brazilian company. The magistrate acquitted former Senate president Jesus-Chú-Vásquez. Ortega also upheld the pretrial conditions against the six who will face trial, including a ban on travel. Ángel ... Read more

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