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SANTO DOMINGO. - The Economy Ministry on Monday denied that a delegation of Economic Cabinet officials will travel to Washington, prior to the Dominican Governmen negotiating an agreement t with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
In a statement, the Ministry said the Government analyzes the nation’s economic situation and in due course will announce the date on which a delegation of IMF officials will come to the country.
Local media reported that a Dominican government delegation was to visit Washington August 17, for a first meeting with IMF officials, aimed at signing a Stand By agreement.
The government planned to start discussions with the private sector and civil society on Thursday, to iron out a fiscal pact, as stated in the National Development Strategy, but was postponed at the request of the authorities, to analyze with the IMF's economic situation and hear its recommendations first.
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Deny ! Deny what ? If there was no pact looming or even a suggestion of a pact, why is the delegation traveling to Washington, to discuss the stamp collecting ??????
There has to be a reason why they are going there and one would expect there is going to be some agreement, let it be a handshake only; over drafts of fiscal matters they will be negotiating in the future.
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Written by: zooma, 3 Sep 2012 3:28 PM
From: United States
Deny ! Deny what ? If there was no pact looming or even a suggestion of a pact, why is the delegation traveling to Washington, to discuss the stamp collecting ?????
nope. they have to use up the frequent flier miles that Leo accumulated ,before they expire
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