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Local May 8, 2018 | 8:20 pm

Govt. ‘loudspeaker’ turns on his boss in Odebrecht fiasco

Santo Domingo.- The journalist Julio Martínez Pozo on Tues. warned president Danilo Medina that a an alleged pact to shield Odebrecht 's local associates, will have a "very high" political cost. Martínez, one of the many "bocinas" (loudspeakers) allegedly on the Presidency's payroll, is under investigation over alleged links to the Odebrecht mafia in the country, which funneled US$92.0 millio... Read more

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