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Economy August 9, 2021 | 7:49 am

Dominican Republic Gov. spent US$1.3B on public works in 1st 12 months

Santo Domingo .-- In his first twelve months of government, President Luis Abinader began to build infrastructures, through Public Works, which exceed RD$70 billion (US$1.3 billion), some of them concluded and others in process. On Friday Public Works Minister, Deligne Ascensión specified that of this sum about RD$15 billion was disbursed during this first year. Yesterday Abinader reviewed ... Read more

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