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Local November 27, 2014 | 7:31 am

Society must unmask Dominican Republic’s corrupt: US envoy

Santo Domingo.- US ambassador James W. Brewster on Wednesday urged the business sector to deal with the fundamental issues the country needs to improve, including electricity, education, public safety, competitiveness and fight corruption and bribery, and to dare to publicly name those kind of people.

The diplomat said Dominican Republic is going through one of its most crucial moments in... Read more

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