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Local September 4, 2014 | 7:11 am

National Park veto roils Dominican Republic(Update)

Santo Domingo.- While several priests, civil society institutions, leftists, and neighborhood boards voiced rebuke of president Danilo Medina’s veto of the legislation to create Loma Miranda National Park as “treasonous,” to please local and foreign economic sectors, some of those groups hailed the decision.

Radical priest Rogelio Cruz and grassroots groups of Santo Domingo barrios ... Read more

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