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Economy October 9, 2019 | 10:33 am

Archipelago State to most benefit Dominican fishermen

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Naval League, which groups active and retired Navy members and civilians linked to marine activity, on Tues. expressed its support for the National Maritime Affairs Authority’s (Anamar) actions to define the pending maritime limits. In a statement League president, Juan de Jesús Jorge Cabrera, said the delimitation of the marine borders is not only economic, but... Read more

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