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Local August 15, 2018 | 11:49 am

Brazilian plane maker pays Dominican Republic US$3.5M in graft case

Santo Domingo.- The Justice Ministry on Tues. said Brazilian plane maker EMBRAER agreed to an expedited criminal trial to accept its guilt in having paid US$3.5 million in bribes in the country to sell eight Super Tucano warplanes in 2009. In a press release, the Anticorruption Prosecutor (PEPCA) said EMBRAER on Monday paid the country US$7.0 million, the maximum monetary penalty for the crime ... Read more

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