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In the first nine months of this year, the Bank Agricultural formalized a total of 21,217.1 million pesos in loans in favor of 16,459 producers agricultural, being 4,024 million pesos less than

Yesterday, President Abinader inaugurated the first stage of the Fray Ramón Pané primary school, in Los Jardines del Norte, and the Center for the Comprehensive Development of Women (CEDI-Mujer)in North Santo Domingo.

The Sánchez highway, which connects San Cristóbal with Santo Domingo, is one of the busiest routes in the country and unfortunately has become one of the most dangerous. The road, 24 kilometers

HOLY SUNDAY.-The traffic jams have become critical of the work to widen the slope of the 27 de Febrero Extension with Isabel Aguiar Avenue, turning the circulation of vehicles that cross this

This Monday marked one year of the death of nine people when the wall northwest side of overpass from the avenue February 27 with Máximo Gómez because of the rainsand its painful

The Superintendence of Electricity (SIE) socialized with users of panels solar and the traditional energy system, its proposal Regulation for the Approval, Interconnection and Operation of Information Systems Generation Distributed, in a

Dominican Republic It has 20 new mentors in the Field Epidemiology Training Program, updated with the Health focus. A note states that these professionals, responsible for both human, animal and environmental health,

The capital of the Dominican Republic, Saint Dominicis in position 167 in the 2024 International Cost of Living City Rankings. It loses seven positions compared to the previous year in the overall

Santo Domingo.- The president, Luis Abinader, signed the National Pact for Road Safety with the National Institute of Traffic and Land Transportation (INTRANT), through decree 656-24, which will promote the development and

USA.-Humanitarian agencies of the United Nations (UN) in Haiti have registered some 20,000 displaced people in just four days as a result of the violence that has worsened in Port-au-Prince and its