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Economy January 16, 2018 | 7:39 pm

Agro chief calls Haiti ban on Dominican products ‘something momentary’

Santo Domingo.- Agriculture minister Ángel Estévez on Tues. said Haiti's ban on Dominican products has been lifted and called it "something momentary" that occurs with some products that were bought from the Dominican side of the border and rejected by Haitian authorities. "This was overcome, and this is already a tradition that this is done every year, but the Dominican Republic and Haiti ar... Read more

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