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Economy June 7, 2022 | 10:55 am

Dominicans discard low-pay jobs, business leader

Santiago.- The president of the Association of Merchants and Industrialists of Santiago (ACIS), Sandy Filpo, yesterday defended the agreement reached with the Haitian Consulate, in order to provide documents to illegal Haitians who work in construction, agriculture and other sectors. of the economy. In turn, the businessman complained that there are Dominicans who do not want to work in the fie... Read more

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