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Local April 18, 2017 | 12:01 pm

Ruling party rift widens as co-founder slams his own

Santo Domingo.-  Franklin Almeyda, co-founder and leader of Dominican Republic's ruling party (PLD), affirmed Monday that the political organization has become "anything," and has become hidden within the State, because it has dedicated itself to governing, at the cost of neglecting itself. Almeyda is the latest PLD leader to openly question party dogma, heralding a possible rift, with two fac... Read more

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