Economy

Economy February 10, 2020 | 7:56 am

Haiti ban cuts Dominican exports by US$222.6M

Santo Domingo.- The unilateral ban on the entry of certain local products, as well as the deterioration of the economy of Haiti have caused Dominican exports to that country to decline US$222.6 million in the last five years. The sales of national products and free zones were in full swing to the country's second-biggest trading partner in 2014, when they reached US$1.04 billion. But the joy... Read more

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