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Local November 26, 2014 | 10:57 am

Dominican watchdog asks why doesn’t Medina can corrupt officials

Santo Domingo.- One of Dominican Republic’s most prominent watchdog organizations on Wednesday called regretful that Congress failed to establish legal safeguards in the new Penal Code, to fight government corruption.

The Dominican Alliance Against Corruption (ADOCCO) said it’s regretful that legislators enact a law several years in the making, without society’s input and “submitt... Read more

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