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The National Police reported on the arrest of two menseparately, accused of Stole in commercial establishments. Is about Moisés Rodríguez López, aka Melvito30 years old, accused of having entered a business violating

Commercial banks have expanded their network of ATMsconcentrating as of October 2022 some 3,114 units disseminated throughout the national geography, reported today the Association of Commercial Banks of the Dominican Republic (ABA).

The Dominican BioNetwork, in view of the latest statements offered by the Dominican Medical Association (CMD), calling for paralyzing services to different Health Risk Administrators (ARS), called for the health of Social

The banana that comes from the Valverde province is the most expensive, since it is sold between RD$30.00 and RD$35.00 per unit in the markets of Greater Santo Domingo The high price

Miami, Jan 10 (EFE).- The Inter American Press Association (SIP) condemned on Tuesday the attacks against journalists from Brazil and foreign correspondents during the assault made by followers of the former president

Santiago.- The president Luis Abinader led the inauguration ceremony of the remodeled Joaquín Balaguer highway, construction of sidewalks and curbs in communities and will continue with other works in Puerto Plata. The

Puerto Plata.- In what will be a year of many inaugurations of important works throughout the national territory, President Luis Abinader began 2023 with eight in Puerto Plata and one in Santiago.

The Fundación Institucionalidad y Justicia, Inc., (FINJUS), spoke today about the existing debate around public trusts. Below is a full comment from FINJUS: In recent weeks, an intense and interesting debate has

The president of the Republic, Luis Abinader, launched this Tuesday the National School Mobility System, in a pilot plan that includes five demarcations of the country, with the integration of 50 buses

In the town Santo Domingo East large clusters of trash that the Christmas, New Year and Epiphany festivities have left, which worries its residents. Although the problem is not unique to these