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The Dominican Oil Refinery (Refidomsa) has established this Monday its total disassociation with any processing network and irregular fuel transfer, and has emphasized that its operations are managed with absolute transparency. When

The Superior Administrative Court (TSA) declared inadmissible the “extreme urgency” protection action filed by the Dominican Association of Teachers (ADP)in which it requested to cancel the agreement signed by the Ministry of

Santo Domingo.- The hearing to request a measure of coercion against those involved in the case Fedopemfor defrauding the State in the area of ​​sports, was postponed for the second time, to

For the second time, the Permanent Attention Office of the National District postponed the hearing to decide the measure of coercion against Freddie Nunezpresident of the Dominican Modern Pentathlon Federationand Hannibal Ozoriatreasurer

San Francisco de Macorís. Overcrowding and other difficulties such as lack of food are affecting the inmates of the Vista Al Valle Correction and Rehabilitation Center, located in this municipality, according to

Puerto Plata.- The Ministry of Agriculture, through the Luperón Subzonal Office, cleared some 7,900 land tasks in several locations in this province for the benefit of around 150 small producers of different

Miami.- The Inter American Press Society (SIP) successfully concluded the first edition of a project to establish security protocols, which in this case was applied to Mexican journalists from a dozen media

Santo Domingo.-The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement yesterday repatriated a group of 135 Dominican ex-convicts, after having served sentences for the commission of various crimes. The US authorities once again resumed

Since the appointment of Bartholomew Pujals as general director of the Government Office of Information and Communication Technologies (Ogtic), on January 23, 2023, the institution has streamlined government processes, achieving savings of

The Senate of the Republic approved in a single reading the resolution that requests the executive director of the National Institute of Transit and Land Transportation (INTRANT), Milton Morrison Ramírez, to order