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Local March 28, 2014 | 7:29 am

Dominican Republic looks to punish hero’s murderers

Santo Domingo.- The Justice Ministry on Thursday subpoenaed former Armed Forces secretary Ramiro Matos Gonzalez for questioning next Monday 31 on charges that he and other military under his command tortured and murdered freedom fighters, Manuel Aurelio Tavárez Justo (Manolo) among them, at Las Manaclas, Santiago province on December 21, 1963

Deputy prosecutor Bolivar Sanchez will qu... Read more

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