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Local November 30, 2016 | 11:12 am

Southwest officials ‘smuggle materials’ but Environment mums

Barahona, Dominican Republic.- Regional Environment officials in Barahona aretrafficking sand and precious wood, spurred by the Environment Ministry's indifference.

The complaint by environmentalists from thetowns Polo, Las Salinas, Duvergé, and the the Yaque del Sur river lower basin comesjust days before president Danilo Medina is slated to visit an agro-forestryproject in the sou... Read more

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