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Economy October 21, 2016 | 3:41 pm

Talks start for a Dominican-Cuba trade pact: Prensa Latina

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic and Cuba have begun talksleading to a partial trade agreement on reduced tariffs, Cuban State-owned wireservice Prensa Latina reports Friday .

During a presentation hosted by the Dominicanmerchants grouped in the FDC, Cuba ambassador Carlos de la Nuez said the negotiationsare in their first stage.

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