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Local July 6, 2016 | 9:02 am

Law would make it easy to seize drug traffickers’ assets

Santo Domingo.- The Senate on Tuesday approved the bill forthe law to seize illicitly-obtained assets, aimed at bolstering to strengthenthe fight against organized crime and drug trafficking.

The law will allow the confiscation of properties of deporteesand foreigners, most from the United States.

Bill co-author senator Adriano Sanchez from Elias Piña saidthe initiative will e... Read more

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