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Economy April 18, 2017 | 1:41 pm

Fish bred in cages benefit little-known highland town

Hatillo.- As many as 64 fishermen and their families benefit from breeding fish in floating cages, a project launched in 2013 by the miner Barrick Pueblo Viejo in the town of Hatillo, in the highlands in central Sánchez Ramírez province. But the project that began in 2002 was devastated by tropical storms Noel and Olga in 2007, as the winds and waves destroyed and sank the cages. Since 201... Read more

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