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Economy June 15, 2017 | 3:31 pm

After Bollywood, Dominican Republic Domiwood?

Santo Domingo.- Whether an action movie in a Venezuelan jungle; a horror movie in the ocean at the Mexican coast, or even a drama in the Congo or Havana, can be filmed in the Dominican Republic, or Domiwood? The AP reports that Dominican Republic's lush mountains, white sand beaches and colonial edifices are increasingly seen in feature films and TV series shot by international producers, persu... Read more

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