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Local May 22, 2017 | 12:06 pm

Greens turn the heat on corrupt Dominican Republic Gov officials

Azua, Dominican Republic.- The protesters that took part in the fourth Green March held Sunday in Azua (south) waved a new banner on the fight against impunity and corruption, and accused president Danilo Medina of "obstructing the law and promoting impunity in the Odebrecht case," where the Brazilian company admitted paying US$92.0 million in bribes to Dominican government officials. "No more si... Read more

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