The National Confederation of Dominican Workers (QTY) reported this Friday that the decision of the USA of refusing to receive exports of sugar from the Roman Central could leave without jobs To over 30 thousand workers of that sugar company.
The QTY indicated that the measure not only affects Dominican workers but also Haitians who have worked in the aforementioned company for several decades.
James Ramos, president of the QTYmaintains that the Central Romana, which has 65% of the sugar export quota Assigned to the country by the United States, it maintains health, education and recreation plans in favor of its workers recognized by sectors of the country and abroad, as well as the delivery of bonuses each year with higher profit margins and decent housing.
Through a press release, he called for annulment of the decision for the benefit of the workers of La Romana and their families.
He highlighted the fraternal relations between the country and USAwhere more than a million Dominicans reside, who contribute to the development of that nation through work, education and culture.
