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Local June 9, 2017 | 11:23 am

Dominican Republic President ‘jails’ opposition party leaders

Santo Domingo.- The Political Commission of Dominican Republic's main opposition party on Thursday vowed to defend its members and senior leaders, including its president Andrés Bautista, who are in custody, charged with taking bribes in the Odebrecht case. Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM) acting president Orlando Jorge says the organization's leaders and members accused by the Justice Ministr... Read more

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