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Local September 9, 2014 | 11:56 am

Officials have let the capital become a morass: Mayoral candidate

Santo Domingo.- improvisation, lack of rule from municipal officials who allow its streets to be dug up and food stands or bars set up under any overpass or on sidewalks in every corner, hobble Dominican Republic’s capital.

"We have a model of sporadic intervention in relation to public spaces and control over urban zoning," said Domingo Contreras, former general secretary of... Read more

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