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Economy February 14, 2018 | 7:48 pm

Dominican Republic’s top challenge, step up reforms: IMF(Update)

Santo Domingo.- The IMF mission that visited the country during the past two weeks, concluded that the main challenge for the future is to accelerate reforms to create resilience against risks, raise potential growth and further reduce poverty and inequality. "The efforts made by the government to strengthen the fiscal position are welcome, but more significant consolidation measures are needed... Read more

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