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Economy February 2, 2018 | 12:31 pm

Industries want Electricity Pact signed now

Santo Domingo.-  Governmental officials and members of the various sectors involved in the Electricity Pact have yet to set the date to sign the agreement, Economic and Social Council (CES) executive director Iraima Capriles affirmed Thurs. In that regard, Dominican Republic Industries Association (AIRD) executive vice president Circe Almanzar, urged that the Electric Pact be signed in the com... Read more

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