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Local May 19, 2016 | 1:01 pm

After two days of turmoil over election disputes, calm returns

Santo Domingo.- After two days of turmoil in numerouscities and towns across the country in the heels of disputes over Sunday’s generalelections, calm started to return early Thursday.

In Higuey mayoral candidate Rafael Baron Duluc (Cholitín), ofthe minority opposition party BIS called on his supporters to remain calm andstop torching tires, noting that he will take his objections ... Read more

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