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Local April 26, 2017 | 4:20 pm

Bishop: Greens want to destabilize the Govt? ‘I don’t think so’

Santiago.- Mao-Montecristi (northwest) Diocese bishop Diómedes Espinal on Tuesday rebuffed a warning that the Green movement seeks to destabilize the government, as Interior and Police minister Carlos Amarante stated on Tuesday. "On the contrary, the only thing that can put stability at risk is acts of corruption," the prelate said. "I believe that the people have the right to express thems... Read more

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