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Local June 11, 2015 | 11:51 am

Once respected lawmaker now faces corruption probe

Santo Domingo.- During Energy and Mines minister Pelegrin Castillo’s tenure 29 advisers figured on the payroll paid a total RD$4.7 million per month and RD$1.7 million for just three of them, according to current official Antonio Isa.

Mines would’ve spent RD$37.5 million to pay the high number of consultants just for the May-December period.

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