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Local May 16, 2016 | 4:43 pm

70% of Dominican registered voters cast a ballot: Observers

Santo Domingo.- The South American Union of Nations’ (UNASUR)electoral observers mission on Monday said 70 percent of Dominican Republic’s over 6.1million registered voters cast a ballot in Sunday’s general elections.

In a preliminary report on the elections delivered to theCentral Electoral Board, mission spokesman Jorge Taiana also said the delay inthe vote count was more striking... Read more

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