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More than 400 young people received agricultural supplies for the implementation of projects focused on the cultivation of cocoa, coffee, avocado, sheep, goats, passion fruit, lemon, coconut, among others. Through various actions,

Santo Domingo.- The medical director of the Advanced Medicine and Telemedicine Diagnostic Center (Cedimat), Jorge Marte, assured this Wednesday that Covid-19 left “all kinds of” after-effects in patients who contracted the disease,

New York, USA – The Dominican Republic was recognized this Wednesday with the 2024 NCD Task Force Award. The award was received by the Minister of Health, Víctor Atallah, during his participation

The Second Court Collegiate of Santo Domingo East and North sentenced a man to 20 years in prison sergeant Major of the Air Force of the Republic Dominica (FARD) for having killed

The Board of Directors of Roman Central Corporation has appointed Jose Fanjul Jr.. as the company’s new president, effective today. Alfonso Fanjul and José “Pepe” Fanjul will continue to serve as co-chairmen

The Specialized Anti-Money Laundering Prosecutor’s Office and the La Vega Prosecutor’s Office present charges against a structure of illicit trafficking of goods, tax fraud and money laundering that moved more than RD$630

Santiago de Chile, September 25 (EFE).- The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) concluded Wednesday that despite the fact that world hunger “remains persistently high,” Latin America is “the only region

The Government has only applied 3.80% of the 4% that corresponds to the Ministry of Education and it is projected that it will stop executing 60 billion pesos of what was budgeted

New York.- The President of the Republic, Luis Abinader, reported today before the United Nations General Assembly that there are currently about 200,000 foreign minors in the Dominican public education system, of

The Ministry of Public Health intervened this Wednesday in the Cambodia sector, north of Santiago de los Caballeroswhere residents reported a plague of ticks whips them. Anna Kendy Gómez, a veterinarian from