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Economy January 13, 2016 | 11:33 am

Dominican president ´an employer who pays badly´: union leader

Santo Domingo.- DominicanRepublic´s most outspoken union leader on Wednesday called president DaniloMedina "an employer who pays badly," when asked why labor didn’t seekout the head of state to obtain a wageincrease this year.

Rafael ´Pepe´ Abreu, presidentof the national unions grouped in the CNUS, said when Medina talks he forgetsthat he also has workers. ... Read more

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