Some 172 more schools in Puerto Rico reopen their gates after Fiona
San Juan, (EFE) – About 172 schools in Puerto Rico they reopen their gates this Tuesday, thus joining the other 233 that did the same last week, as a process of improvement
PLD calls for the resignation of the president of the Chamber of Accounts
The block of senators of the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD) demanded this morning the resignation of the president of the Chamber of Accounts, Janel Andrés Ramírez Sánchez, due to the uncovering of
Santiago Chamber of Commerce rejects march called by doctors against ARS and AFP
The executive director of the Santiago Chamber of Commerceor, Fernando Puig, rejected the march called by the Dominican Medical College (CMD), for this Wednesday, September 28 in that city, demanding that the
NGO BRA expands program in the Yamasá area
The North American NGO Batey Relief Alliance (BRA) reported the extension of its assistance program to the Guazumita batey, in the Yamasá municipality, with an investment of more than 12 million pesos.
Jean Alain asks not to oppose his freedom and Pepca responds
The former Attorney General of the Republic, Jean Alain Rodríguezasked the Public Ministry not to oppose his defense in freedom, by guaranteeing that he will attend all the processes he faces in
Hurricane Fiona left losses of more than RD$2,000 MM
The losses caused in agricultural sector by the passage of hurricane fiona for the east of the Dominican Republic they exceed 2,000 million pesos, estimates Ulises de Veras, president of the Federation
“Parquéate Bien”: streets where parallel parking is prohibited from this Monday
From this Monday, September 26, the pilot plan “Parquéate Bien” comes into force, an agreement between the Mayor of the National Districtthe National Institute of Transit and ground transportation (Intrant) and the
Some 500 electric poles and 200 transformers are needed in the eastern region
Although the damage left by the hurricane fiona on the east region have not been specified, so far, this area requires about 500 poles of power lines and 200 transformers of said
Oil cost flirts with the end of subsidies
The falling price of a barrel of oil is moving away from the lower average of the range established by the Government to subsidize domestic prices of fossil fuels. The trend seems
Preventive prison for 2 of 5 accused child deaths in Caipi
Santo Domingo.- A judge ordered preventive detention this Monday for two of five employees accused of the death of a infant one year and 10 months old, who allegedly died of drowning