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NEW YORK.- Democrat Congressman Adriano Espaillat (D-13) congratulated President Luis Abinader for eliminating the $10 Tourist Card charge on airline tickets, and it will not apply to Dominican passengers. “The president is

NEW YORK.- Several Dominican institutions dedicated to the collection of non-perishable products for the victims in the Dominican Republic recently affected by Hurricane Fiona thanked the fluid help from their compatriots and

A woman who was beaten and dragged in the middle of a public road by a man, who shouted for help through a recording, is already under the protection of the authorities,

The company Gold Questmanager of “Rosemary” projectassured that he is committed to an environmentally and socially sustainable mining operation that translates into social and economic transformation for the San Juan province and

The National Meteorology Office (Onamet) reported today that similar conditions are expected for tomorrow Monday due to the incidence of a trough in the meteorological conditions about the country. In that same

As part of its expansion program, the Maimón CoopMaimón Savings and Credit Cooperative signed an agreement this Thursday with the management of the Metropolitan Hospital of Santiago (Homs), through which they will

Banco Popular, as part of its actions in Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which began on October 1, will hold three virtual seminars. These seminars will have educational content on cybersecurity and are intended

Santo Domingo.- The candidate for the presidential nomination of the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD), Karen Ricardosaid this Sunday that the Dominican people are facing a well-intentioned president, but without State experience and

Santo Domingo.– The Association of Publishers and Distributors of Textbooks of the Dominican Republic (ASEDILIRD), went to the General Directorate of Public Purchasing and Contractingwhere he reiterated the transparency and neatness with

Rio de Janeiro.- Former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, with 47.9% of the valid votes in the elections this Sunday in Brazil, will have to define the Presidency in a second