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Local October 19, 2016 | 8:36 am

US envoy’s corruption-foreign investment warning spurs debate

Santo Domingo.- Lawmakers of the ruling andopposition parties differ on US ambassador James W. Brewster's warning thatcorruption could alienate foreign investment.

Lawmakers from both sides agree that thecountry and the United States both face a drug trafficking problem, and mustwork together to eliminate it.

Ruling party (PLD) deputy Radhames Camachosaid foreign investment had incr... Read more

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