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Local July 24, 2015 | 11:33 am

Dominican Republic leader must man up on Odebrecht scandal: Movement

Santo Domingo.- The grassroots movement Impunidad Cero (Zero Impunity) on Friday asked president Danilo Medina to immediately halt the execution of the contract with Brazilian multinational Odebrecht, which builds two coal-fired plants at Punta Catalina (south), until the Justice Ministry probes alleged irregularities during the call for tenders.

The organization said once the bidding ope... Read more

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