Puerto Ricans flee to Dominican Republic to escape U.S. territory's economic crisis
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) – Carlos Gonzalez already had noticed the growing number of empty chairs and increasingly quiet slot machines at the Puerto Rico casino where he worked as he mulled a job offer in the Dominican Republic. It was 2013 ...
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Puerto Ricans leave for jobs
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — Carlos Gonzalez already had noticed the growing number of empty chairs and increasingly quiet slot machines at the Puerto Rico casino where he worked as he mulled a job offer in the Dominican Republic. It was 2013 ...
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