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Local November 15, 2016 | 8:27 am

A day of reckoning for Dominican Republic’s ‘owners’

Santo Domingo.- The transport sector arrives at a crossroad on Tuesday, when the Superior Administrative Court ruling for a National Business Council (CONEP) antitrust lawsuit against the State takes effect today.

What could be a day of reckoning for the transport sector known as the "country's owners" for their frequent and often violent strikes with impunity, comes months afte... Read more

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