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Local June 13, 2018 | 11:43 am

US Congress’s eyes on troubled Dominican Republic resort

Santo Domingo.- The development site Trump Farallón, in the resort Cap Cana (east), is about to revive without the participation of any of the buyers of the project launched in 2007, and a US Congress wary of Washington's influence, -through Donald Trump's administration- could have in the businesses of their companies. ABC News reports that it contacted 12 of the 48 original owners of the hig... Read more

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