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Local May 18, 2015 | 8:17 am

Corruption is immoral, Dominican leader tells the very rich

La Romana, Dominican Republic.- President Danilo Medina on Thursday called corruption "morally, economically and socially unacceptable," and jeopardizes virtually all countries in the region. "It’s a sad reality to which governments shouldn’t remain idle.”

Speaking to a group of leading Latin American business leaders, Medina said faced with corruption, “we shouldn... Read more

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