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Economy April 17, 2020 | 10:14 am

Big business agrees: priorities are health, food and safety for all

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic’s entrepreneurs are aware that the priority at this time is to ensure health, food and safety for all Dominicans. They stress however the need to strike a balance between flattening the coronavirus curve and the economic impact at different social levels. "You have to think about small businesses, look for a formula so that taking care of human lives they ca... Read more

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