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This Wednesday, November 6, the streets of San Cristóbal once again commemorate the Day of the Constitution Dominicanin a context in which the Magna Carta celebrates its 180th anniversary, after the promulgation

The Organization Latin American Energy (Olade) has published the Indicator Energy Inflation for America Latin and the Caribbean (IE-LAC) corresponding to August 2024, which shows a trend decline in energy prices in

Santo Domingo.- The excavation work to try to locate the remains of Chief Enriquillo could not begin on the 3rd of this month, as planned, due to the refusal shown by the

Santo Domingo. He Dominican Institute of Meteorology (Indomet) reported that the rains over the national territory will decrease this Wednesday in both their intensity and frequency, however, they indicated that the country

89% of Dominicans have high trust in the vaccinesaccording to the study “Index of trust in vaccines in the Dominican Republic: results of the national survey”. This was reported by Manuel Colomé,

Since October 2, the farmers Dominicans who depend on the job of the immigrants haitians for your production are under uncertainty after the weekly deportation plan carried out by the Governmenta problem

Santo Domingo.-19 defendants from a network that erased and altered the criminal records of 16,958 people were sent to trial, benefiting criminals and drug traffickers in the Attorney General’s Office (PGR), which

SANTO DOMINGO.-The Dominican Government came forward almost immediately to statements by the Chancellor of Haiti regarding an alleged agreement to reduce repatriations and denied the statement, reaffirming its immigration policy. The Minister

Workers and contractors of the Santo Domingo Aqueduct and Sewer Corporation (CAASD) filled sandbags, yesterday at 10:27 in the morning. This is how they prepared for the fearsome flood canada Las 800in

The Dominican Republic is a reference economic in Latin America and the Caribbean, with a growth average of its gross domestic product (GDP) of 5%. However, six out of ten Dominicans work