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Local September 17, 2020 | 8:35 am

National Palace increasingly aloof for journalists

Santo Domingo.-The lack of coordination, restriction of information and access in the National Palace increasingly evident and harmful for journalists who cover that source. Local media report that as the days go by, the restriction of access to activities carried out by the Presidency or the vice-presidency, as well as the practice of not providing information on the meetings and visits to Lui... Read more

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