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Local June 19, 2018 | 12:02 pm

Protest to demand lower fuel prices could roil already chaotic traffic

Santo Domingo.-  A "spontaneous taxiing" protest has been announced for today Tuesday to make several demands of the government , starting with lowering the fuel prices. The civic movement "Indignant Citizens" organizes the activity, starting 4:30pm in the National District, where the unusual protest could roil its already chaotic traffic. They said that a caravan of vehicles that will be c... Read more

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