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Local May 30, 2018 | 11:47 am

Dominican Republic marks an execution with uncertainty

Santo Domingo.- The execution of Rafael Leónidas Trujillo didn't mean the end of his reign of terror because his lackeys maneuvered to continue to lead the country despite a push for a democratic opening. "Subsequent events leave no doubt that to this day Trujillismo still lives, and an example of this are the constant evocations of the "order" prevalent during the dictatorship, and more recen... Read more

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