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The Minister of Finance and Economy, Magin Diaztoday agreed with the application of a partial salary indexationas long as this measure does not affect the financial stability nor the macroeconomic sustainability of

Santo Domingo.– The president Luis Abinader stated that his decision to promote the constitutional reform of 2024, which limits consecutive presidential re-electiondid not respond to a political interest nor the search for

Santo Domingo.- Ethe powerful hurricane Melissa continues its movement as a system category 5 on the Saffir-Simpson scalewith maximum sustained winds of 280 km/h and higher gustsreported this Tuesday the Dominican Institute

Although the country banned child marriage in 2021, the teenage motherhood remains anchored as one of the deepest debts, where, despite economic advances, it is evident that the majority of pregnant minors

The foreign companies linked to tourist activities either energetic They are the ones who go most to the dominican banking to finance their operations in the national territory, companies from both sectors

Santo DOmingo.- The Government will begin a major storm drainage work on Luperón Avenue to reduce the historic floods that affect the southwest of the National District during intense rains. According to

PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI.- The passage of Hurricane Melissa through the Caribbean is already beginning to leave a trail of damage and displacement. Haiti, one of the most vulnerable countries in the region, faces

The Autonomous University of Santo Domingo (UASD) commemorates this Tuesday his 487th anniversaryis the oldest academy of the continent, as long-lived as the “discovery”, was born three centuries before the Dominican Republic.

The economic losses derived from the passage of Storm Melissa (now a category 5 hurricane) could exceed 17,000 million pesos dailyaccording to estimates by economists and business associations, while the Faculty of

Santo Domingo.– Hurricane Melissa will continue to cause heavy downpoursflash floods and landslides in the southwestern region of Dominican Republic during the next few days, especially in the provinces of Barahona, Pedernales