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Local December 9, 2013 | 8:44 am

Dominican Republic opposition party sets stage for another shootout

Santo Domingo.- The faction of Dominican Republic’s major opposition party (PRD) headed by former president Hipolito Mejía on Sunday approved a plan to hold a convention in February, a decision which sets the stage for another confrontation with the supporters of PRD president Miguel Vargas.

Also approved in the meeting at the Club Los Prados was a timetable leading to the Conventi... Read more

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