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Local April 15, 2017 | 3:16 pm

Dominican Republic officials had better return bribes: bishop

Santo Domingo.- The bribes received by intermediaries and Dominican Government officials from the Brazilian company Odebrecht to secure public works contracts, should be a reason to reflect during Easter Week, said Catholic bishop Ramon Benito de la Rosa, who assures that if the money is not returned to the state, history will force them to return it. "I remember the commandment, you will not s... Read more

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