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Economy March 14, 2017 | 4:17 pm

The country has rare earth elements, maybe

Santo Domingo.- Energy and Mines minister Antonio Isa Conde on Tuesday said there are "serious indications" of the presence in the country of rare earth elements, which are used in the manufacture of high-tech products, but cautioned against false expectations. "There are clear indications. We worked on a research project with the National Geological Survey," the official said, quoted by El Nac... Read more

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