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Opinion March 30, 2020 | 1:49 pm

Regarding comments on coronavirus articles

Renn Loren   Usually, I don't respond or reply to comments, figuring opinions are opinions. But in times like these facts matter and unsourced faulty facts can kill. The coronavirus crisis is an extraordinary situation that requires extraordinary actions. This comment by Luis E Bravo at no less than two articles in Dominican Today demands a proper respons

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