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Local April 20, 2017 | 11:59 am

Dominican Republic Senate chief hints at uncovering bribed lawmakers

Santo Domingo.- Senate resident Reinaldo Pared said Wed. that he doesn’t fear that lawmakers or members of the Dominican Republic's ruling party (PLD) figure among those bribed by Odebrecht. He noted that criminal responsibility is individual, that is, that each should has to pay for their sins, and that individual responsibility doesn't drag any political party or other institution. The l... Read more

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