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Local April 23, 2018 | 7:45 pm

Avert turmoil like Nicaragua’s, Dominican industries warn

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic could undergo a situation like in Nicaragua, where an attempt to amend the Social Security Law unleashed a popular uprising with 27 deaths thus far, Dominican Industries Association (AIRD) president Campos de Moya warned Monday. "Care must be taken not to weaken the authority and the decisions of the National Social Security Council. It's important to strength... Read more

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