LIMA.- The investigative journalism which revealed a "secret" contract through which the Dominican government paid former Panama president Martin Torrijos around 300,000 dollars as an adviser to the Public Works Ministry (SEOPC) during Hipólito Mejia’s administration (2000-2004) won second place in the Press and Society Institute’s (IPYS) Prize for Investigation of Corruption Cases.
The work by Argentine journalist Santiago Fascetto, published in March, 2008 revealed that the consultant's agreement began in 2001 and concluded in 2004, signed with Public Works Ministry, then headed by opposition PRD party president and presidential hopeful Miguel Vargas.
The prizes, created seven years ago by the IPYS, of Peru and Transparency International, award the best investigative journalism works on corruption cases in any country in the continent.
Fascetto’s second place prize is five thousand dollars.
SOURCE: clavedigitgal.com

La L!
Some Dominicans still believe in Santa Claus.
They are all liars and thieves. Period.
Perhaps public and expedient public hangings, similar to what we did with hated "Casco Blancos" in 1965, would be a great deterrent.
these are men and woman whom have taken control of a party that has shed there own blood for Democracy...
Guillermo Moreno Presidente 2012