Economy

Economy July 13, 2018 | 1:05 pm

Like back home, Dominican street vendors in NY fear eviction

New York.- Dominican street vendors in Upper Manhattan are getting nervous with about the new measures that City Hall wants to enact against them. The concern matches a similar fear in Santo Domingo, where mayor David Collado has announced yet another push to remove vendors fro busy intersections. The NY Council is studying limiting street vending in areas and set rules over some of the prac... Read more

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