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Economy September 22, 2016 | 9:08 am

Top official is an ‘enemy of open pit mining’

Santo Domingo.- Energy and Mines minister Antonio Isa on Wednesdaydeclared himself an "enemy of open pit mining on this "small island”and hopes the Dominican Republic never again resorts to that model in the industryof extraction that has led to widespread environmental damage.

He said that fortunately times have changed and the miningindustry has managed to incorporate techn... Read more

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