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Economy October 4, 2017 | 4:08 pm

Big oil likes Dominican tax and drilling regulations

Santo Domingo.- Executives the US oil company ExxonMobil on Tues. praised the government's tax and regulatory models to develop Dominican Republic's oil and gas industry. The executives visited Energy and Mines minister Antonio Isa Conde to provide information on 1,505 kilometers of seismic lines and a well drilled in the ocean floor, which will be integrated to the National Hydrocarbons Databa... Read more

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