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For International Amnestyviolations of human rights that involve the death of the young David of the Saints are not isolated events, on the contrary, it is a recurring practice among members of

The board of directors of Twitter unanimously accepted the controversial tycoon’s proposal Elon Musk. For a total amount of around 44 billion dollars, not bad for a company barely 16 years old,

Despite the constant rumors over one possible re-election of the president Louis Abinader, The president clarified this Tuesday that until now has not decided whether will reapply or not at presidential candidacy

Santo Domingo.- The Technical Secretariat for Food and Nutrition Sovereignty and Security (Setessan) held, together with the World Food Program (WFP)its second coordination meeting with the country’s food systems working coalitions. For

Santo Domingo.- The Plenum of the Central Electoral Board (JCE) concluded its first “National Summit of Political Women of the Dominican Republic” on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of women’s suffrage,

Santo Domingo.- The Ministry of Public Health reported this Tuesday 79 new new cases of Covid-19 and zero deaths in the last 24 hours. According to bulletin number 782, issued by the

The former deputy of the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD), Jose Laluzis “in negotiations” with the Government to subsequently reach an electoral agreement with which the Modern Revolutionary Party (PRM), through the President

The resident coordinator of the United Nations in the Dominican Republic, Mauricio Ramírez Villegas, reported today that energy produced with fossil fuels represents 60% of greenhouse gas emissions in the world, for

All public officials must review themselves and understand that they can be questioned at any time, the senator said today Ginette Bournigal. He also gave as an example that in the House

The executive director of National Institute for the Protection of Consumer Rights (Pro Consumer), Eddie Alcantara, announced this Tuesday that more than 300 claims and complaints that were stalled in the institution