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Local October 25, 2021 | 10:28 am

Dominican deputies defend their ‘sacrifice’

Santo Domingo.- Several deputies say that no sector meets to lower their salary, on the understanding that the two exemptions to import motor vehicles that they receive are part of their perks. If they eliminate these exemptions, their salaries should be increased and that it is unfair that they, who are the most "sacrificed," receive less economic income than officials who "do not go out to se... Read more

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