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Opinion January 3, 2019 | 11:33 am

Caveat Emptor

By Miguel Terc In the Latin language, caveat emptor means ‘let the buyer beware’ and this warning should be inscribed in all of the Dominican Republic’s commercial contracts and diplomatic relations with mainland China. In doubt? Ask the one million Chinese Uighurd in Chinese jails who are members of an ethnic minority being persecuted ruthlessly, or ask the citizens of Tibet, about th... Read more

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