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Economy February 19, 2023 | 11:38 am

Canada-Dominican Republic open skies agreement will protect users from “unfair price increases”.

The air transport or open skies agreement recently signed between Canada and the Dominican Republic is an "important step" in bilateral relations and will have a "direct impact" in several areas, such as a greater capacity to protect users from "unfair price increases," said the Dominican ambassador to that country, Cohen reiterated some of the benefits that the agreement provides for both nati... Read more

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