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Economy May 21, 2015 | 8:50 am

Mexico’s powerful export machine can ‘piggyback’ Dominican products

Santo Domingo.- To attract even more and higher investment and promote trade, Mexico and the Dominican Republic need an economic agreement that doesn’t jeopardize local production and allows the Caribbean country to ‘piggyback’ its exports on Mexico City’s powerful export machine.

CEMEX Dominicana president Carlos Gonzalez made the proposal Wednesday, and affirmed that the initia... Read more

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