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Local January 24, 2017 | 9:50 pm

Heads of anti-impunity march want to see Odebrecht deal

Santo Domingo.-The groups that organized Sunday's'End-of-impunity' march on Tuesday asked the Justice Ministry to disclose the agreementit reached with the construction company Odebrecht, announced by Justiceminister Jean Alain Rodriguez last Friday.

Citing the Freedom of Information Law, they saidthe agreement must be made public because it's of interest to all citizens,especially amid s... Read more

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