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Local March 27, 2017 | 12:02 pm

Dominican Republic anticorruption march spreads to another city

Santiago.-  Thousands of people from various sectors on Sunday marched through Dominican Republic's second largest city to demand punishment for corruption, against impunity and to announce the Cibao Manifesto, in which they state concern for the evils that threaten Dominican society, and called for institutional and political changes to confront them. The march set off from the intersection C... Read more

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