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Local May 23, 2014 | 12:54 pm

Resignation, scathing criticism could signal rift in ruling party

Santo Domingo.- A senior member of Dominican Republic’s ruling PLD party on Friday slammed his organization’s top echelon the Political Committee for in his view increasingly degrading it into a party of the system, "without the dreams needed toward a more just society with solidarity."

Osiris Mota’s criticism comes just 24 hours after the resignation of PLD deputy Minou ... Read more

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