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Uncategorized April 13, 2018 | 2:00 pm

Electricity Pact languishes as blackouts lurk

Santo Domingo.- After nearly six months since the conditions of the Electricity Pact were agreed to, the date on which the document, which paves the way for the energy sector's reform, will finally be signed. The news comes while the intensity of the blackouts has been felt in sectors of the capital as a result of rationing by the electricity distributors (Edes). Nonetheless Economic and Soc

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