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Local June 23, 2017 | 12:36 pm

Around 50 bank accounts frozen in Odebrecht bribe case

Santo Domingo.- As part of the measures against the accused of taking Odebrecht's bribes, the Justice Ministry has frozen around 50 bank accounts, Diario Libre reports quoting a a source close to the investigation. Supreme Court special Justice Francisco Ortega authorized the measure against 13 of the 14 indicted. The source said however that the frozen accounts covers all the accused, as we... Read more

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