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Economy January 5, 2018 | 1:08 pm

Customs to target illegal sale of waste fuel from ships

Santo Domingo.- The Customs Agency revealed Thursday that the offloading, shipping and marketing of waste fuel from ships that dock at local ports has become a lucrative business that evades taxes. In response to complaints by the Dominican Republic Shippers Association (ASUBUQUE) "and other maritime ogranizations, Customs warned that it will put an end to the irregular sales and transactions o... Read more

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