Police kill man who injured his partner in SFM
Agents of the National Police shot dead a man that moments before he would have wounded his girlfriend with a bullet, in an incident that occurred in the Pueblo Nuevo sector of
After the war in Ukraine, the cold war could intensify
Eventually, with the conflict in Ukraine over, a different world will emerge than the one anticipated when the Soviet collapse occurred. At that time, which seems very far away despite not having
There are 4 proposals to distribute money to parties
The contentious issue of the distribution of the economic contribution of the State to the political parties has not found consensus within the framework of the discussions for the modification of the
Martí agrees to inject clean energy into the system
It seeks to reduce dependence on fossils. Tropigas Dominicana, de a Martí, and the Energy Commission (CNE) signed an agreement that will allow the injection of 43 MW of photovoltaic solar energy
Sinovac vaccines expire in 2023 and Pfizer every 6 months
the minister of Public health, Daniel Riveraaffirmed this Monday that, although the indicators of Covid-19 are low in the country, we must not forget that the nation is still in the midst
Employer sector ensures it does not plan to eliminate unemployment
The position of the Dominican business community on the payment of the unemployment to the workers evicted has evolved. Your interest is not to eliminate it but to review itin order to
Covid-19 infections drop to 16 cases; they do not report deaths
The level of covid-19 infections dropped significantly in the last 24 hours. Only 16 cases were reported yesterday by the epidemiological surveillance system. The Ministry of Public Health reported 338 active cases
Flour industrialists urge Inabie to pay for school breakfast
UMPIH directors also urged to continue with flexible and adapted rules for tenders, to facilitate access to micro, small and medium-sized companies The Dominican flour industry they advocated that delays in payments
The poorest population spends 11% of income on water
Faced with service shortages, many allocate part of their income to buy water. World Water Day finds the Dominican Republic with few achievements to celebrate in terms of access, sustainability and conservation
2022: A hot year for agriculture
The world population, including that of the Dominican Republic, increases every day and to feed it, it is necessary to produce more and better. The United Nations has warned that global crop