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The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resourcestogether with representatives of the Government, civil society, political parties and the business sector, advanced in the consensus for a consolidated proposal during the thematic table

The president of the Association of Riferos in Pro of Legalization (ASODREPROL), Bishop Carvajaldeplored the new resolution No. 172-2022 of the Treasurywhich forces the sector to use desktop computers which are discontinued.

President Luis Abinader and the mayor of the National District, Carolina Mejía led this morning the start of the “Paris and its surroundings” project, in its second stage, which will clean up

SANTO DOMINGO.-The Ministry of Foreign Affairs granted 1,205 visas to Haitian students.The information was released yesterday by the Embassy of Haiti in the country through a statement. “The Embassy of Haiti in

The US Coast Guard in Puerto Rico reported this Friday that it has repatriated 72 migrants Dominicans and has returned 14 Haitians to the Dominican Republic, after intercepting their boats in waters

For the week of April 9 to 15, the Dominican government will keep the prices of the fuels and, consequently, it will assume a debt of about 900 million pesos to avoid

The Aspire Savings, Credit and Multiple Services Cooperative (COOP-ASPIRE), has been proclaimed as the capital city brand cooperative, where it was born about nine years ago and from where its main operations

The National Observatory for Consumer Protection (ONPECO) opposes food imports that can compete with those produced locally and is in agreement with fertilizers and raw materials being freed from tariffs for the

Santo Domingo.-Residents of the Villa Consuelo sector, in the capital, asked the authorities to eliminate two landfills located in front of the República de Cuba Basic School, which, they affirm, endanger the

Santo Domingo.- The spokesperson for the Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD), in the Chamber of Deputies, Fiordaliza Peguero, rejected this Thursday the Executive’s willingness to grant loans for two billion pesos to clinics