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Local June 13, 2018 | 2:41 pm

Lawmaker accused by the US lashes out at ruling party colleague

Santo Domingo.- San Juan Province senator, Felix Bautista, on Wed. denied that the companies in which he's a stakeholder have bank accounts or assets of any kind in the United States. The ruling party (PLD) organization secretary said the media reports on the freezing of his assets are "generic," based on the provisions of the regulatory "Magnitsky Global Law of Human Rights and Responsibility"... Read more

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