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Local July 24, 2017 | 11:30 am

Greens win Dominican Republic hearts now go for its mind

Santo Domingo.- The grassroots movement Marcha Verde (Green March), on Sunday began the second phase of its fight against corruption and impunity in the  Mata Hambre sector of the National District, where they spoke with its residents about how it affects their daily lives and urged them to join. "With Sunday's historic march we closed a cycle of the Marcha Verde Movement. Today we are initiat... Read more

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