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Economy May 30, 2018 | 1:26 pm

Brewster is back, with a warning on China

Santo Domingo.- Former US ambassador, James Brewster, on Tues. said the Dominican Republic should be concerned with the recently-established diplomatic ties with China, because in his view, that country sometimes agrees to do things that they don't fulfill. The diplomat, in his first major interview after leaving the post in Jan. 2017, said the concerns with China stems from its government that... Read more

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