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Local September 8, 2014 | 10:27 am

Miranda: More protests warned, Police want talks with radical priest

Santo Domingo.- Political and social activists rallied peacefully Sunday and warned of continuing protests to defend Loma Miranda, just one week after president Danilo Medina vetoed legislation to create a national park in the contested site.

The priests Rogelio Cruz and Nino Ramos issued the warning during an activity in a campsite the protesters built at El Algarrobo, La Vega (central),... Read more

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