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Economy November 13, 2017 | 1:33 pm

Big business wants Law on political parties passed now

Santo Domingo.- The stalled Political Parties and Groups Law has spurred the National Business Council (CONEP) to urge the political leadership to approve the initiative in the current legislature and would be in effect for in the 2020 elections. CONEP president Pedro Brache said the issue of financing is essential to take into account in the proposed legislation, to definitively eradicate the ... Read more

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