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Economy September 18, 2019 | 4:10 pm

UN warns: Dominican Republic drought has come to stay

Santo Domingo.- United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) representative in the Dominican Republic, Carmelo Gallardo, warned Wed. that the drought has come "to stay" in the country. “Drought, in my opinion, has come to stay. The long periods of drought, unfortunately, are part of the consequences of climate change and we have to adapt,” Gallardo told reporters before participat

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