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Local June 11, 2015 | 9:56 am

Despite popularity Dominican leader shuns the press

Santo Domingo.- During president Danilo Medina’s nearly threeyears in office encounters with the press have been few and far between,despite his high popularity.

Same goes with the population, which he’s addressed just once,except for the State of the country on Feb. 27, as required by law.

Unlike his predecessor Leonel Fernandez, who, though not talkativewith the media, but off... Read more

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