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Economy September 17, 2024 | 8:43 am

Dominican government introduces new reforms to curb public spending

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican government is preparing a second wave of reforms aimed at curbing public spending as part of its continued restructuring efforts. During a press briefing at the National Palace, Finance Minister José Manuel Vicente outlined several cost-cutting measures, including limiting state advertising to educational and informative content, restricting the purc... Read more

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