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Economy June 15, 2016 | 12:10 pm

Dominican exports plunge US$400M on ‘uncontrolled’ Haiti border

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic’s formal exports toHaiti have plunged around US$400 million, on Port-au-Prince’ ban on 23Dominican products, Industry and Commerce minister José del Castillo said Wednesday.

He said the decline occurred last year and the situationhas increased smuggling. "This type of action is what has contributed to ahigher level of informality in the bus... Read more

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