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Local May 16, 2017 | 7:27 pm

Protest turns ugly as police push and shove lawmakers

Santo Domingo.- By firing tear gas and pushing and shoving lawmakers, the National Police at midday Tuesday kept a group of deputies from entering the Justice Ministry, where members of the     leftist group Falpo started to set up a campsite as a vigil to await the release of the names of officials bribed by Odebrecht . The opposition deputies Pedro Botello, Elías Báez, Fidel Santana, an... Read more

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