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Local April 23, 2015 | 7:48 am

Dominican Republic officials linked to Menendez resign posts

Santo Domingo.- Government Ethics Commission director Marino Vinicio (Vincho) Castillo and his son Energy and Mines minister Pelegrin Castillo on Wednesday announced their resignation from their posts, just one week after their relative Dr. Salomon Melgen was indicted in the U.S. along with Sen. Robert Menendez.

The Castillo’s resignations come in the heels of president Danilo Medinaâ€... Read more

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