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Economy May 14, 2015 | 11:24 am

World Bank helps Dominican Republic’s cities boost transparency

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic’s Finance Ministry and the World Bank on Thursday announced the launch of a financial management and municipal information system as part of the Caribbean country's thrust to improve accountability and transparency in its cities.

Finance minister Simon Lizardo Mezquita launched the Municipal Development Project (PRODE) financed by the World Bank in a c... Read more

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