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The general number of people with uterine, prostate and breast cancer in the Dominican Republic experienced an increase of 10.8%, going from 187,577 in January-September 2024 to 207,938 patients in the same

San Pedro de Macorís.– The Cáritas Diocesana of San Pedro de Macorís expressed this Wednesday its deep concern for the measure adopted by the transport company Utrasars SRLwhich supposedly prohibited their drivers

A truck demolished last night two posts of the power lines at the intersection of Eugenio Deschamps and Juan Isidro Ortega streets, in the Los Prados sectorof the National District, causing a

The Minister of Finance and Economy, Magin Diazproposed that a partial salary indexation that “does not put into play” the public financesopening a gap in a public debate in which the Government

Santo Domingo.– The vice president of the Dominican Liberation Party, Yván Lorenzodescribed this Tuesday as a «derision» to the intelligence of the Dominican people the comprehensive inspection process National Health Insurance (SeNaSa)carried

Santo Domingo.- The inhabitants of Jamaica suffered the direct blows of Hurricane Melissa, which according to forecasts would cause destructive winds and catastrophic flooding as it passed through the Caribbean. In the

Speaking about the challenges facing the fight against breast cancer in Latin Americasome experts cite the lack of data statistics on the disease, which makes it difficult to establish prevention strategies, diagnosis

The governor of Central Bank of the Dominican Republic (BCRD), Hector Valdez Albizuhighlighted that the flow solidity of foreign exchange—coming from tourismexports, remittances and foreign direct investment—has been decisive in maintaining the

Santo Domingo Oeste.– The Fourth Collegiate Court of Santo Domingo Oeste condemned 30 years of jail to Edwin Feliz Jhonsfound guilty of set fire to your neighbor’s house in an event that

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic is strengthening preventive and protection measures for the population, especially in border areas, in the face of the cholera outbreak in Haiti, where 17 confirmed deaths from