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Local September 19, 2017 | 12:39 pm

No recognition of laws on parties and elections, opposition warns

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic's political opposition on Mon. warned that it will not recognize a reform of the Electoral and Political Parties laws which they affirm is imposed unilaterally by the ruling party's (PLD) top echelon, the Political Committee. "The legitimacy of the legal norm that is called to govern the life of political parties rests on the consensus that we have been propos... Read more

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