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Local April 25, 2019 | 8:01 am

Dominican Republic’s evangelists also oppose reelection push

Santo Domingo.- The Council that groups most of Dominican Republic's evangelical churches on Wed. said it opposes a new a Constitutional amendment that paves the way for president Danilo Medina's reelection. With its position the Dominican Evangelical Unity Council (Codue) joins the Catholic Church, which during scathing critique in Easter Friday sermons slammed "officials close to president Da... Read more

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