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Economy & Business - October 2006
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Investigation into Baninter scandal takes new turn
José Manuel Hernández Peguero, the Fiscal for the Distrito Nacional, said that he wanted to see more documents from the central bank to see whether the law had been broken by the central bank, and possibly officials of the former government, in the rescue of Banco Intercontinental (Baninter) in 2003.
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