Weekly Report - 23 December 2003
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: PRD - and then there were three
Until the middle of last week the ruling Partido Revolucionario Democrático (PRD) had two factions vying for the presidential nomination. One was the remaining core of the anti-reelection camp, which held primaries on 7 December and nominated party president Hatuey Decamps. The other — President Hipólito Mejía and three rivals — has now split over claims that Mejía has been rigging the primaries.
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