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Economy June 6, 2017 | 8:43 pm

Container cargo through Dominican ports jumps 8.3%: ECLAC

Santiago, Chile.- The movement of cargo in containers in Latin America and Caribbean ports fell by 0.9% during 2016, according to data released today by ECLAC. The regional average continues its negative trend of deceleration observed in recent years and poses the biggest loss since the crisis of 2009. Some countries in the region however posted a sharp jump in the indicator, Dominican Repub... Read more

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