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Tourism April 10, 2017 | 12:57 pm

Environment issues 15-day deadline to remove billboards on roads

Santo Domingo. - Environment minister Francisco Dominguez said that starting yesterday, Sunday owners of billboards and obstacles placed illegally along the country's highways have a 15-day deadline to remove them. He warned that once the deadline expires, the authorities will start the process to rid the country's highways of eyesores. "Billboards, signs and other means of propaganda placed wi... Read more

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