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Local July 10, 2015 | 8:19 am

Corruption déjà vu: 90% of Dominican officials don’t come clean on assets

Santo Domingo.- The governmentoverseer agency on Thursday repeated a now normal report: that just 10 percentof the officials who’re required to submit their financial statement compliedwith the law, within the established period.

The Accounts Chamber revealed that "90% of officialscalled to declare at this stage did not submit a sworn statement of assets."It tweeted that 1,390... Read more

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