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In countries eager to receive investments foreign companies is gaining strength the idea that cryptocurrencies can help you achieve that goal. The argument that supports this idea, which has more hope than

The Minister of the Presidency, Lisandro Macarrullainformed last night that he requested a leave of absence from his duties, after his son was linked to the Medusa case. “In accordance with the

In the last three years, the Dominican Republic has accumulated a trade deficit with Russia of US$248 million, since its exports were US$52 million and imports from Russia US$295 million, from the

The General Director of Ethics and Governmental Integrity, Milagros Ortiz Bosch, maintained that the filing of the complaint in the Medusa case is the strongest proof of the independence of the Judiciary

Santo Domingo.-The president Louis Abinader appointed this Thursday the economist Pavel Isa, Minister of Economy, Planning and Development, replacing the also economist, Miguel Ceara Hatton. Likewise, the president appointed Ceara Hatton as

Santo Domingo.- The Association of Multiple Banks of the Dominican Republic (ABA) highlighted the importance of the public and private sectors converging in the adoption of measures to keep employment and economic

Santo Domingo.- The president of the People’s ForceLeonel Fernández, will continue this weekend his agenda of oaths of new members of the political organization, as well as the sectoral meetings that it

The judge of the Fourth Court of Instruction of the National District annulled the mandatory review of the measure of coercion for those involved in the jellyfish case. Judge Altagracia Ramírez de

As of next week, the population could be receiving the pound of chicken close to 70 pesos, according to the executive director of the National Institute for the Protection of Consumer Rights

The President of the Technical Committee of the Thermoelectric Trust Catalina PointCelso Marranzini, disqualified this Thursday the findings made by a study carried out by the National Council for the Defense of