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Economy October 30, 2018 | 8:46 am

US-DR pact benefits diplomatic, consular personnel

Santo Domingo.- The Foreign Affairs Ministry and the U.S. Embassy on Mon. signed an agreement to authorize paid work for spouses and other relatives of diplomatic and consular personnel assigned to either country. Foreign minister Miguel Vargas and US Ambassador Robin Bernstein signed the Employment Agreement for Dependents of Official Employees, at a ceremony in the Dominican Chancellery. B... Read more

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