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Santo Domingo.– He blackout or general blackout registered in the Dominican Republic this Tuesday once again placed Santo Domingo at the center of chaos, adding to the historical episodes that occurred in

Santo Domingo.-A general blackout paralyzed a large part of daily activities in the Dominican Republic yesterday afternoon, causing chaos in traffic, affecting hospital services and the suspension of the main transportation systems

It was already a unusual tuesdayfor labor reintegration after the long holiday for Constitution Day, when chaos took over the city. Thousands of users of the Metro and of Cable car from

The Minister of Energy and Mines, Joel Santosreported on Tuesday night that the country has recovered around 62% of electricity generation, after the general blackout that affected the National Interconnected Electrical System

Santo Domingo.– The Office for the Reorganization of Transportation (Opret) reported that the Santo Domingo Metro and Cable Car service was restored and that it will be offered free of charge until

Boston, Massachusetts. – The Consulate General of the Dominican Republic in Boston, under the direction of engineer Antonio Almonte, successfully held the first meeting with Dominican students studying at various universities in

He defense ministerlieutenant general Carlos Antonio Fernández Onofreordered this Tuesday the patrol deployment military in support of the General Directorate of Traffic and Land Transportation Security (Digestett), in the event of an

He Money Economic Forum recognized the governor of Central Bank of the Dominican Republic (BCRD), Hector Valdez Albizufor its contribution to the development and stability of the economy of Dominican Republicas well

Santo Domingo. — After the blackout happened this Tuesday afternoonthe Office for Transport Reorganization (OPRET) reported that it works together with the authorities of the national electricity sector to restore the service

SANTO DOMINGO.- The judges of the Supreme Court of Justice postponed hearing the extradition request to the United States against the Dominican Esteffani José Vásquez Amaranteformer partner of Congresswoman Jacqueline Fernández, who