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Local March 5, 2017 | 3:09 pm

As Dominican Republic Gov. is dealt court loss, bribe festers

Santo Domingo.- Presidency legal advisor Flavio Darío Espinal on Saturday said the government respects judge Alejandro Vargas' ruling which struck down the plea bargaining agreement between the prosecution and Odebrecht, in which the company would pay the StateUS$184.0 in damages for its admitted bribe of US$92.0 million. "That may be questionable or not, but that's what he determined, and tha... Read more

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