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Local November 14, 2017 | 3:42 pm

Group wants ex-elections chief indicted for US$39.6M scanner scandal

Santo Domingo.-  The outspoken social group FALPO (wide front for popular struggle) Tuesday morning picketed the Supreme Court to demand the indictment of Central Electoral Board (JCE) former president Roberto Rosario. Its members said Rosario bought without need, disposable scanners for RD$1.9 billion (US$39.6 million), but cannot be reused. "This waste of money comes at a time when the co... Read more

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