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Local October 18, 2018 | 8:20 am

Environment chief under fire as protected areas suffer

Santo Domingo.- Opposition deputy Fidelio Despradel, on Wed. asked Chamber president, Radhamés Camacho to call Environment minister, Ángel Estévez, to respond to charges that he has allowed the destruction of the country's protected areas, including a park in Santo Domingo Este, with the construction of a bus terminal that residents reject. He told the press that Estevez is also behind the d... Read more

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