Economy

Economy June 6, 2019 | 7:46 am

Dominican Republic has paid US$14.3B of foreign debt, Gov. says

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Government on Wednesday it has paid US$14.3 billion of foreign debt service in the last seven years. It said of that, US$8.9 billion correspond to capital maturities and US$5.4 billion to commissions and interest. In a press release, the Finance Ministry said that it carries out “prudent and responsible debt management, focused on ensuring the maintenance of m... Read more

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