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Local August 11, 2017 | 7:47 pm

Dominican Govt. finally admits Green March’s weight

Santo Domingo.- After weeks of efforts to downplay it's ever-expanding clout, Presidency spokesman Roberto Rodriguez Marchena on Friday acknowledged the Green March as "an expression of citizenship which has a dynamic influence on the  oversight and an energetic valor so that taxpayers' money is well managed." Interviewed on Radio Z101FM, the senior official also acknowledged the citizens' rig... Read more

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