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Economy February 6, 2018 | 1:25 pm

Mines can’t keep up with world’s growing demand for metals

Santo Domingo.- The metals mined in the Dominican Republic have a growing demand worldwide, but the country won't get more income because current production won't increase in the same proportion. Dominican Republic Mining and Petroleum Chamber president José Sena made the statement on Mon., noting that two mines that could contribute to an increase in supply aren't operating yet. He said th... Read more

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