In the Dominican Republic, the debate over national mining remains deadlocked as two opposing factions present conflicting figures, studies, and testimonies. Despite years of discourse, neither side has been able to shift the other's position on the issue.
Historically, this long-standing stalemate has been framed through a simple conceptual dichotomy pitting economic development against environmental protection, investment against water resources, and employment against territorial preservation.
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