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Santo Domingo.– The former director of the National Health Insurance (SeNaSa), Pink Chanelstated that the state Health Risk Administrator is going through a technical bankruptcyas a result of the fraud that affected

The Association of Multiple Banks of the Dominican Republic (ABA) highlighted the importance of financial education as an essential tool to promote economic development and social of the country, by facilitating citizens

Santo Domingo.- The cold fronts are caused by icy wind coming from Canadawhich generate changes in the temperature of the Dominican Republic and other areas of the region. A cold front is

Santo Domingo.-The National Health Insurance (Senasa) published its revised financial statements for 2024, reflecting a reality diametrically opposite to what its former authorities wanted to show, who altered them to hide the

He sports tourism has become one of the fastest growing trends worldwide and the Dominican Republic It has all the elements to lead the Central American region and the insular Caribbean. However,

Increasingly, the Dominican Republic is positioned as a destination for cruise tourismattracting more than 2 million of visitors under this modality. In parallel, a smaller but equally relevant number of hikers enter

Santo Domingo.– Judge Rigoberto Sena, of the Permanent Care Office of the National District, imposed coercive measures of preventive detention and house arrest on the 10 defendants in the alleged embezzlement of

Santo Domingo.-Yesterday, President Luis Abinader inaugurated the El Cercado-Hondo Valle-Juan Santiago highway, a work that improves road connection in the border area and which, he stated, will serve as a boost for

The Deputy Attorney General and Director General of Prosecution of the Public Ministry, Wilson Camachoreported this Sunday night that the judge who heard the measure of coercion in it Senasa case described

He Central Bank of the Dominican Republic (BCRD) reports that, between January and November of 2025, the remittances received grew 10.5%, reaching 10,780.8 million dollars, 1,028.3 million compared to January-November last year