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Economy October 31, 2016 | 7:59 am

Venezuela halts oil supply to Dominican Republic: official

Santo Domingo.- The CEO of Dominican Republic'sState-owned oil refinery (REFIDOMSA) on Sunday revealed that Venezuela isn'tdispatching crude to the country, for which it has had to resort to othermarkets.

Felix Jimenez said the lack of supply is ineffect since January and all the crude REFIDOMSA refines in from the UnitedStates, Mexico and Nigeria.

"Venezuelans has pledged its ... Read more

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