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Local September 4, 2017 | 6:06 pm

Another powerful party heads to oblivion

Santo Domingo.- The once powerful Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD) on Monday marked its path to political oblivion as the Social Christian Reformist Party (PRSC) did a decade ago, both with a combined 36 years in power. PRD national vice president-elect, Aníbal García Duvergé, asked organization president Miguel Vargas to resign, and allow a new leadership at the helm of the organization.... Read more

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