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Local November 9, 2018 | 8:34 am

Fledgling transport regulator hires 22 ‘advisers’

Santo Domingo.- Cargo and passenger transport leaders on Thurs. called the 22 advisers hired by the National Transport Institute (Intrant) an "exaggeration" and complained that despite that its statutory Law was enacted 22 months ago, it has yet to take the measures to deal with the traffic chaos. Transport Union (Fenatrado) boss Ricardo de los Santos and William Perez Figuereo, of the CNTU, sa... Read more

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