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World War II survivorBrouwer Spijkers spent his childhood in Arnhem and Nijmegen, in the Netherlands. He arrived in Santo Domingo in 1954. He was married since 1979 to Sonia Altagracia Villanueva Sued

Saint Dominic.-The Secretary of War of the United States, Pete Hegseth, arrives in the country today on an official visit focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation in security, defense and the fight against

It sharpens conflict among residents of Municipal District of La Cubaby Pedro Brand, and the company Oakhouse Landfill that intends to install a solid waste recycling plant, which the community rejects due

Santo Domingo.– The senior American official Pete Hegseth He will arrive this Wednesday in the Dominican Republic on an official visit marked by the increase in tensions in the Caribbean and the

He Consulate of the Principality of Monaco in the Dominican Republic reported this Tuesday death of the businessman and former honorary consul Wilhelm Brouwer Spijkersa relevant figure in the country’s business, diplomatic

Dozens of women spoke out against sexist violence in front of the Attorney General’s Office (PGR), while others carried out the traditional March of the Brides, commemorating this Tuesday the International Day

Santo Domingo. – The Dominican Government, through the Technical Execution Unit for Titling of State Lands (UTECT) and National Assets, started the second titling project in the Los Mina sector, where the

The organization Plan International Dominican Republic warned that, although child marriage is prohibited by law in the country, it still persists early unions that continue to seriously affect thousands of girls and

The Prosecution Directorate of the Public Ministry and the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office for the Prosecution of Administrative Corruption (Pepca) continue to expand the collection of evidence in the investigation into the alleged

Santo Domingo.- Artificial intelligence is the engine of autonomous technologies, with a transversal impact on all sectors of the economy, said Leonel Melo Guerrero, president of the OMG Institute during the fifth