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Economy February 11, 2017 | 9:56 am

Dominican Republic approves sweeping transport law

Santo Domingo.- The Chamber of Deputies onFriday passed sweeping legislation which mergers the Metropolitan Transit Authority(AMET) and Santiago counterpart Ametrasan, to create the Traffic Safety and LandTransport General Directorate (Digesett), among other measures.

The bill passed by the lower chamber after somemodifications by the Senate fines motorists the equivalent of 20 minimum wa... Read more

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