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Local June 19, 2018 | 7:39 pm

Quartering the military draws surprise nationwide

Santo Domingo.- Surprise nationwide has been the reaction to  Defense minister, Rubén Paulino's order on Mon. to quarter the military, despite the lack of a threat to public safety that merits the measure. Paulino's questioned measure could be an "exaggerated" response to a protest by grassroots groups against the high fuel prices starting 4:30pm today, along several thoroughfares streets and... Read more

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