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Economy October 25, 2018 | 7:36 am

Dominican Republic businesses still cope with scarce dollars

Santo Domingo.- Herrera Industries Association (ANEIH) president Antonio Taveras affirmed Wed. that the private sector continues to face hurdles when seeking dollars to pay external suppliers, and that banks delay as long as 20 days to make disbursements to the companies. The business leader said the situation is cyclical and will continue as long as reforms aren't made that solve the problems ... Read more

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