Economy

Economy February 17, 2023 | 9:30 am

Economists say country can’t take more Haitian immigrants

The Dominican College of Economists (Codeco) stated that the Dominican economy can not support more illegal Haitian immigrants and that there is no room to give them more jobs with over a million people already living in the Dominican Republic. The professional union stated that, while trade with Haiti has remained dynamic and a portion of the goods consumed by its ... Read more

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