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Economy May 3, 2019 | 11:33 am

Santiago pays taxes big time; demands investment in kind

Santiago.- The country's 2nd biggest city and the Cibao region remain firm in their demand for higher Government investment for that part of the country, in keeping with its fiscal contribution to the national GDP. According to Santiago Merchants and Industries Association (ACIS) figures, Santiago province accounts for 17% of Dominican Republic's GDP, but receives just 3%. "It is difficult f... Read more

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