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Economy May 5, 2020 | 7:36 am

‘No date yet’ to open Dominican Republic’s economy

Santo Domingo.- Economy Minister Juan Ariel Jiménez on Monday clarified that the Government does not yet have any date to reopen Dominican Republic’s economy. The official indicated that from the moment the social or physical distancing measures were taken, it was known that they would be temporary in order to strengthen the health system and prevent an increase in the number of contagion. ... Read more

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