Local

Local May 18, 2017 | 12:27 pm

Ex-exec: Odebrecht did finance Medina’s campaign

Santo Domingo.- A former Odebrecht executive on Wed. revealed that the Brazilian multinational financed electoral campaigns in the Dominican Republic, though the statement disclosed about his testimony doesn't specify in which of them the financing took place. Fernando Migliaccio, who worked in Odebrecht's bribing entity known as the Structured Operations Department, said the money to finance e... Read more

Dominican Republic Gov. won’t release Odebrecht names yet

Four-for-four: downpours again punish Puerto Plata

Environment nabs 19 trucks for stealing sand from river

A jittery government stifles the Dominican media

Fired official with ‘vast emporium’ seeks spiritual help

Dominican leader stunned by scandals, broken promise

Trough: two days of downpours, flash flood warnings

Top official denies being part of ‘government mafia’ on imports

Subway czar’s firing reveals political clash in Dominican Republic

Protest turns ugly as police push and shove lawmakers

Top prosecutor wants to ‘draw attention away’ from scandal: deputy

Oderecht bribe: Top prosecutor backtracks on revealing names

Agency pulls some Aunt Jemima products on bacteria threat

Arrests as police block anticorruption campsite at Justice Ministry

Three career judges will complete Supreme Court

Buy car in DR

More downpours as trough arrives from the west

Workers picket power plant at center of US$92.0M bribe scandal

NYC mayor backs Dominican councilman’s reelection

Agents nab 3 with 80 sacks of protected cinnamon in National Park

Companies that dump wastewater at icon beach town face charges

Greens take anticorruption march to the barrios

Search Local