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Local April 30, 2015 | 7:45 am

Dominican Republic leader names technocrats to key posts

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic’s quest for ethics in government and institutionalism was stalled Wednesday when president Danilo Medina appointed two technocrats to head key posts in an Administration seen as lacking the political will to confront corruption.

Businessman and former leftist leader Antonio Isa Conde will head the Ministry of Energy and Mines, while minister without p... Read more

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