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The Network of Observers for Institutionality (ROI) expressed his worry given the fact that legislators have submitted proposals for candidacy to occupy positions of judge in the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJ)

The magazine Global Finance recognized Hector Valdez Albizu as one of the best central bank governors in the world, based on his high rating in the Central Banker Report Card 2025. The

Santo Domingo.– The vice president of the Republic, Raquel Penaled this Monday the follow-up meeting to the Citizen Security Planwith the aim of evaluating progress, results and new strategies aimed at strengthening

He Dominican Republic Army (ERD) stopped three SUVs in different locations in the provinces Valverde and Dajabóntransporting 44 Haitian nationals in an irregular immigration situation. According to a press release from the

The governor of Central Bank of the Dominican Republic (BCRD), Hector Valdez Albizuprojected that the dominican economy will gradually resume a growth rate close to its potential in 2026, with an expected

Cotuí, Sánchez Ramírez. – The president Luis Abinader this Sunday led the inauguration of the new center of the Technological Institute of the Americas (ITLA) in Cotuí, a work that seeks to

The Dominican Republic has been internationally recognized as a country with a successful tourist offer: its natural attractions, combined with its social and cultural assets, have favored the visitor arrivals double the

The tax reform is imperative to ensure the growth and the long-term sustainability of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, in the opinion of the president elected from the National Council of Trade

Saint Christopher. – The former president of the Republic and leader of the People’s Force (PF), Leonel Fernandezaccused this Sunday the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM) to plunge the country into a crime

At the beginning of the 20th century some countries, mainly European and the United States, began to build roundabouts like a solution to jamto improve the vehicular flow in some cities, and