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Economy June 20, 2020 | 5:15 pm

World Bank Approves $100 million for Dominican Republic’s COVID-19 Response

The World Bank approved today a loan of US$100 million to support the response to the COVID-19 emergency in the Dominican Republic. This financing will help the country’s efforts to limit the adverse impacts of COVID-19 by addressing both the immediate health risks and the socio-economic effects on poor and vulnerable households. Previously, in March 2020, the World Bank disbursed US$150 million... Read more

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