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Economy August 17, 2016 | 4:36 pm

Sweeping overhaul targets the country’s transport chaos

Santo Domingo.- As part of president Danilo Medina’sannounced plans during his inaugural on Tuesday stand out works and institutionalreforms to improve Dominican Republic's road infrastructure and its public transportsystem until 2020.

He said a National Road Safety Plan will be implemented, witha new agency called the Transport Institute, to coordinate and centralize allgovernment poli... Read more

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