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Local August 29, 2018 | 1:14 pm

Dominican joins journalists who probe global scandals

Santo Domingo.- The journalistic network 'Investiga Lava Jato' has includes new members including Dominican reporter Alicia Ortega of the program 'El Informe' and colleagues from Uruguay, Bolivia and Angola. The group joins the investigative journalists from 11 in Latin America and Africa countries who on June 2017, began to publish their findings on the Brazilian companies Odebrecht, Embraer a... Read more

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