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Economy September 2, 2015 | 7:59 am

Dominican refinery nets US$62M with ´sincered´ fuel prices

Santo Domingo.- The CEOof Dominican Republic´s State-owned refinery on Tuesday said domestic fuel pricesare "sincered" and called the opposition PRM party´s calculations incorrect.

Felix Jimenez´sstatement responds to PRM´s accusation that the government charges an illegaltax on fuel, and said state will get RD$2.0 billion in earnings in September,from the 20... Read more

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