HONDURAS V DOMINICANS DEAL
August 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE WORLD Trade Organisation dispute between Honduras and the Dominican Republic over the Caribbean island state's cigarette import red tape and taxes has been formally solved. Both sides agreed its system should be liberalised by May 2007, dispensing with an arbitrator.
THE WORLD Trade Organisation dispute between Honduras and the Dominican Republic over the Caribbean island state's cigarette import red tape and taxes has been formally solved. Both sides agreed its system should be liberalised by May 2007, dispensing with an arbitrator.
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