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Local June 12, 2014 | 9:05 am

Dominican Republic leader not expected to discuss pedophile priests with Pope

Santo Domingo.- President Danilo Medina’s habit of keeping mum on major cases of government corruption leads Dominicans to doubt he’ll dare raise to Pope Francis the pedophilia cases of former Vatican envoy Jozef Wesolowski and the priest Wojciech Gil (Padre Alberto), when they meet in an audience tomorrow Friday.

The journalist Marino Zapete said he doesn’t expect Medina will rai... Read more

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