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Local October 31, 2016 | 10:14 am

As eviction clock ticks, farmers stay put in protected highlands

Constanza, Dominican Republic.- Dozens ofvillages and country villas continue perched atop a prodigious farming areadespite the Environment Ministry's announced eviction within 120 days one monthago.

Thus far none of the farmers has descendedfrom the vast protected area, one of the country's main sources of water forproduction and to irrigate vast tracts of farmlands.

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