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Local March 10, 2016 | 2:50 pm

French lawmaker admits heading pilots’ escape from Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo.- Aymeric Chauprade, the French deputy of theEuropean Parliament, on Thursday confessed to orchestrating the escape of Frenchpilots Pascal Fauret and Bruno Odos from the Dominican republic to theircountry in October, arguing that his participation was an act of"solidarity" because in his view, his compatriots "at no time”received a fair trial.

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