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Economy July 12, 2017 | 2:15 pm

As economic influence dwindles, Taiwan serves up visas in LatAm

Taipei.- Faced with dwindling economic influence in Central America and the Caribbean, Taiwan on Tuesday announced visa exemption for citizens of those countries "as a show closeness to its diplomatic allies in the region." In a report by EFE from Taipei, Taiwan's Foreign Ministry announced the measure, based on "the principles of mutual benefit and reciprocity" and affects 10 countries, in add... Read more

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