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Local October 28, 2014 | 8:42 am

Court ruling reveals Dominican leader’s fear of firing officials

Santo Domingo.- An appellate court on Monday upheld the ruling that acquits journalist Marino Zapete of slander, on charges filed by Pedro Corporán, head of the government’s cooperatives overseer, IDECOOP.

It’s the third time a court rules for the journalist, the co-host with Edith Febles in "Despertador," of SIN, on Channel 9.

“Today’s ruling not only confi... Read more

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