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Economy December 11, 2015 | 9:35 am

Catholic schools will be free of charge, 130,000 students benefit

Santo Domingo.- Theschools run by the Catholic Church will be free of charge, which will benefit morethan 130,000 young and adult students from the country´s vulnerable sectors.

The agreement signed Thursdayby Education minister Carlos Amarante and Dominican Episcopal Conference presidentbishop Nicanor Peña says the schools of the Catholic Church will function likepublic schools... Read more

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