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Local November 18, 2016 | 10:04 am

First Dominican-born US lawmaker coming with flood relief

New York.- Adriano Espaillat, the first DominicanRepublic-born lawmaker in Washington, and a group of other elected officialswill bring relief to Dominican regions hit hard by the relentless rains andflooding of past weeks, especially the North.

Espaillat will meet with president DaniloMedina next Monday, to deal with the calamity of those affected by the rainsand other issues.

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