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Santo Domingo.- The judge of the Constitutional Court (TC), José Alejandro Vargas, urged the students and the population in general to read the Constitution so that they approach the constitutional culture, complying

The president of the National Central of Transport Workers (CNTT), John Marsexpressed this Sunday that there is still no consensus between the Government and the carriers of the city of Santiago to

Biviana Riveiro Dislaexecutive director of the Export and Investment Center of the Dominican Republic (ProDominican), indicated that US investments in the Dominican Republic reached a historical record of 1,362.3 million dollarsexhibiting a

The president of the Chamber of Deputies, Alfred Pachecodefended the bill of Zero rate of tariffs for a list of 67 essential productsexplaining that the initiative seeks that these items reach affordable

The candidate for the rectory of the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo (UASD), Editrudis Beltrán, received the support of Professor Juan Tiburcio Vargas, former candidate for the rectory of the high house

Santo Domingo.- The positivity of the coronavirus was placed at 1.82% after the detection of 49 covid-19 infections in 2,688 samples for the first time reported by the Ministry of Public Health.

Almost 8,500 pounds of cocaine were seized by coastguard Americans in the Caribbean Sea in whose operation 13 suspected drug traffickers of Dominican and Colombian nationality were arrested, reported that agency, which

A delegation of members of Dominican Agribusiness Board (JAD) made an experiential training trip to Almeria, Spainin order to know the model of production sustainable agricultural used in that region. The delegation

Why it is not good to peel dogs in hot weather. Photo: external source. One can gaze in wonder at many dogs of breed and “cordón vereda”, a contagion of dog behavior

Santo Domingo.- The company Argos Dominicana and Habitat for Humanity Dominican Republic reported yesterday that they impacted the lives of more than 850 people through the Healthy Environments project. The goal of