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Economy November 23, 2017 | 12:17 pm

Salvage vehicles will be seized, Customs warns

Santo Domingo.- The Customs Agency on Wed. warned importers of used vehicles, dealers, shippers and the public, that it will confiscate autos classified as salvage, as stipulated in an executive in effect since 2002. It said the confiscation of vehicles with the category of "savage," doesn't void the penalties that could be levied to the shippers which bring them. It adds that article 1 of t... Read more

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