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Tourism July 15, 2016 | 7:51 am

Dominican Republic beach conundrum: free access v. tourism

Santo Domingo.- While the members of a special Senate commissiondefend a bill to regulate the management and citizen’s access to rivers, lakes,lagoons and beaches, business leaders warned that as conceived, the proposed legislationwould jeopardize tourism.

Senator Jose Rafael Vargas said Thursday those who’reopposed don’t know the bill in depth.

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