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Economy January 24, 2022 | 4:25 pm

Dominican Govt. has allocated over a billion pesos to offset fuel increases

Santo Domingo.– The Government has allocated around one billion pesos in the first three weeks of 2022 to mitigate the impact imposed by international increases in the price of hydrocarbons in the local market. According to the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, the effects of the rise in fuels are driven, among other factors, by the record prices registered by a barrel of West Texas Intermed... Read more

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