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Local August 21, 2017 | 11:32 am

Dominican Republic Greens protest at site of Odebrecht scandal

Bani, Dominican Republic.- Police officers on Sunday barred the Marcha Verde (Green March) protesters from entering the site of the coal fired power plant in Punta Catalina, at the center of the Odebrecht graft scandal. Police regional director Juan Brown said the protesters' motorcade were halted from entering the facility for their own protection, citing the alleged presence of high tension c... Read more

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