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Local April 25, 2017 | 12:06 pm

Odebrecht plea deal doesn’t hinder Dominican Republic indictments

Santo Domingo.-  Odebrecht's plea deal with the Justice Ministry wouldn’t hinder indictments against its executives if allegations that they ballooned costs of public works is confirmed. Several lawyers quoted by outlet diariolibre.com agree that the prosecution principle of double jeopardy would come into play against the construction company and its executives despite having reached plea b... Read more

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