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Economy August 21, 2017 | 1:06 pm

Anti-money Laundering Law could hurt profits, businesses warn

Santo Domingo.-  Business leaders are concerned over potential declining profits once the Anti-money Laundering and Terrorism Financing Law is enforced. The construction and real estate sector fear a likely decline in that economic activity, while industrialists see a negative impact on drawing investments by businesses across the country. There's also the belief that an abrupt enforcement ... Read more

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