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Economy March 24, 2022 | 7:34 am

Foreign labor sustains Dominican Republic’s agro

Santo Domingo.- Given the lack of interest shown by Dominicans to work in the agricultural sector, producers are forced to hire undocumented labor to continue producing. Farm owners are aware that they are violating the law, but they assure that the General Directorate of Immigration does not expedite the legalization process. “In the Dominican Republic, work permits have always been given... Read more

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