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Local April 9, 2018 | 8:20 pm

Bill on parties Law responds to the National Palace’s ‘interests’

Santo Domingo.- The bloc of minority opposition parties on Mon. reacted to reports that the Senate is about to approve the Law of Parties, noting that there's a need to establish wide consensus that allows amending the Electoral Law first. Opponents say that what's taking place from the official spheres is the imposition of a Law of Parties unilaterally by the congressional majority "that respo... Read more

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