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Juan Marte Fears “Old Practices” Stop the Intrant’s Sanitation

PUERTO PLATA. – The president of the National Confederation of Transport Workers (CNTT), Juan Marte, warned that the process of sanitation of the National Institute of Transit and Land Transport (Intrant) could be limited if its...

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