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Economy December 25, 2020 | 2:54 pm

Director of DIGECOG says the country awaits a more promising future in the face of inherited crisis

Santo Domingo.- The director of the General Directorate of Government Accounting (DIGECOG) declared that given the level of indebtedness that is already almost 70% concerning the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), “nothing can be done if not the money diverted by the prevailing corruption of the previous government is recovered and if the pandemic does not diminish its negative effects.”... Read more

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