Early unions continue in the Dominican Republic
Maicol Alexander Morla, 26, died from a stab wound that a 13-year-old teenager with whom he lived. His parents, Mayra Morla and José Manuel Abad, recognized that both lived in his house
Imports grow more than 34% last year
According to the General Directorate of Customs (DGA), the imports totals for the period January-September 2022, amounted to 23,386.23 million dollars, presenting an increase of 34.78%in relation to the same period of
Government will not approve normative modification 09-15
Vice President Raquel Peña assured that the Dominican Government has no agenda to modify Regulation 09-15 to reduce the rigor of teacher training, and that it would never carry out any action
The Dominican Republic has more than 500 agricultural cooperatives
The Dominican Agrobusiness Board (JAD) and the International Cooperation Agency for Agrarian Development (ACODEA), from Spain, signed the agreement The more than 500 agricultural cooperatives that the country has will benefit from
Conflicts arise in the country due to rising housing prices
Jorge Montalvo, from Acoprovi, says that the increase in the cost of housing in a post-pandemic situation is normal The executive director of the National Institute for the Protection of Consumer Rights
MOPC will extend the closure of the floating bridge for repairs
Santo Domingo.- The Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) reported this Tuesday that due to a mechanical failure detected in the floating bridge on the Ozama River that connects the National
National Ephemeris commemorates the 214th anniversary of the Battle of Palo Hincado
The Seibo.- Lhe Permanent Commission of National Ephemeris, the Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Education, the Provincial Government of El Seibo and the City Council of El Seibo, commemorated the 214th anniversary
Edenorte withdraws complaint against man who dismantled meters in Santiago protest
The executives of the Northern Electricity Distribution Company ( EDENORTE) withdrew the complaint against Jonathan Guzmán, accused of allegedly having dismissed accountants from that institution. The president of the National Confederation of
Most polling places on the US East Coast close
Washington.- Most of the polling stations on the east coast of the United States, which this Tuesday celebrates the mid-term elections, closed their doors at 00:00 GMT on Wednesday. The first to
Finjus asks to support the Census
The Institutionality and Justice Foundation (Finjus) urged the various sectors of national life to support the Tenth National Population and Family Census that will be carried out by the National Statistics Office