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Among the economic challenges expected for 2022 and 2023, the increase in the interest rate is estimated at 3.6% approximately, said Juan Ariel Jimenezdirector of the Apricus Consulting Agency. Jiménez, who was

The first lady of the Republic, Raquel Arbaje, led the launch of the inter-institutional coordination plan for the timely and late registration of births. The initiative is part of the Cabinet for

Santo Domingo.-The monument to the Heroes of May 30will be restored to preserve the historical memory of the men who eliminated the dictator Rafael Leonidas Trujilloinformed this Monday the director of Patria

Santo Domingo.-Dominican private capital has flexed its muscles and has produced a series of alliances to embark on the largest electricity generation project in history, thus surpassing the state-owned Punta Catalina, although

Banco Popular Dominicano, within the framework of the National Day of Private Enterprise, reported that nine out of ten Dominican companies do business with the bank, specifically, 11,777 large SMEs, companies and

Santo Domingo East.- The presidential candidate Abel Martinez regretted that the Mother’s day It is commemorated marked by the high cost of the family basket, to the detriment of women who have

At least four alleged criminals were shot to death and two people were injured this Tuesday in the sector The swampin the National District, during an event of which there are few

During the celebration of the National Day of Private Enterprise, the businessman and president of the National Council of Private Enterprise (Conep), Peter Bracheindicated that the post-covid economic recovery of the Dominican

The candidate for the presidency of Game Revolutionary Modern (PRM) in Holy Sunday West, Juan Ysidro felix Grullonassured today that he would win that position with around 65% of the votes. “If

The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic (BCRD)at its monetary policy meeting in May 2022, decided to increase its monetary policy interest rate by 100 basis points, from 5.50% per year to