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Economy July 6, 2016 | 2:13 pm

Strip us of the fuel subsidy and we walk, bus owners warn

Santo Domingo.- The country’s bus owners associationgrouped in CONATRA on Wednesdaythreatened to raise fares or park their vehicles if the government strips themof the fuel subsidy through a new fiscal pact.

CONATRA president Antonio Marte urged the government to designatea technical group to analyze the operating costs of passenger transportnationwide.

"The fuel subsidy has... Read more

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