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Economy October 23, 2017 | 7:32 pm

Top official says government doesn’t pay ‘bottles’ that much

Santo Domingo.- Finance minister Donald Guerrero on Mon. called the figure of RD$90.0 billion that Oxfam says is squandered taxpayers' money "exaggerated." The head of public finances said he will review the report in detail because he believes there may be "room for improvement." "I would like to see the study because I understand that it's overstated," Guerrero said at an event to mark the... Read more

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