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Economy December 17, 2018 | 8:04 am

Official says US-Cafta-DR free trade pact will be revised

Santo Domingo.- Agriculture minister, Osmar Benítez, recently announced a mechanisms to protect and improve domestic production, and one of those issues is related to the Central America, Dominican Republic and United States free trade agreement (US-Cafta-DR). The free trade agreement concerns some of the most sensitive productive sectors that in a few months will have to face liberalized tari

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