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District and Monet Disbursed $4.2 Billion to Stop 'Drop-to-Drop' Shops

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They revealed that in one year, 20,000 people were registered, of whom 6,500 received these disbursements to strengthen their businesses.
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District and Monet Disbursed $4.2 Billion to Stop 'Drop-to-Drop' Shops

They revealed that in one year, 20,000 people were registered, of whom 6,500 received these disbursements to strengthen their businesses.

·Bogotá, Colombia
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The Fight Against 'Drop-by-Drop': Ministry of Economic Development and Monet Have Disbursed $4.2 Billion to Local Businesses

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Valora Analitik broke the news in on Monday, January 19, 2026.
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