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Local May 22, 2012 | 9:34 am

Losing candidate still counts the votes

Santo Domingo.- The ex presidential candidate of Dominican Republic’s major opposition party (PRD) yesterday said he’s still tallying the affidavits sent Sunday by the polling places to compare them with those from the PRD delegates, prior to issuing a statement.

Hipólito Mejía said once that process concludes, he will state his position regarding the Central Electoral Boar... Read more

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