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Local May 13, 2017 | 2:53 pm

Panama Papers: Dominican Republic ‘subway czar’ fired

Santo Domingo.- In a bombshell announcement, president Danilo Medina Friday night fired Diandino Peña, head of the agency in charge of transport including the subway lines (Opret), just four days after a devastating interview that showed him unable to explain a "vast emporium" of mostly shell companies, uncovered in the Panama Papers. Peña had been the architect behind the construction and op... Read more

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