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The executive director of the National Institute of Transit and Land Transport (Intrant) reported that it assumed control of traffic and the traffic light network of Greater Santo Domingo, by terminating the

The president of the Unified Council of Electricity Distribution Companies (CUED), Celso Marranzinirevealed on Monday the provinces where the highest levels of energy loss are recorded. During President Luis Abinader’s weekly meeting

Dajabón, DR.- A man lost his life after being hit by the motorcycle he was driving and subsequently hit by another vehicle in the community Canyon of this municipality. The victim was

Santo Domingo.- Moderate to heavy rains and thunderstorms will occur this afternoon in Santo Domingo and the National District due to the incidence of an active tropical wave located west of the

Santo Domingo. – President Luis Abinader led the presentation of the plan that seeks to streamline the operations of electricity distributors in the country, in which the measures to be implemented to

Santo Domingo, DR.- The director of Maintenance and School Infrastructure of the Ministry of Education of the Dominican Republic (Minerd), Fernando Taveras, reported that about One hundred school campuses will be delivered

Santiago de los Caballeros, DR.– During the Capex Business Talk, entitled “Free Trade Zone: Creator of Value, Innovation & Sustainability”, businessmen Marco Cabral and Fernando García addressed the opportunities and challenges facing

He Ministry of Education (Minerd) published yesterday the results of the second call of the national tests 2024, in which 26,716 were called students secondary level, of which 25,581 were evaluated. Of

With a inconsolable painthe mother of the National Police agent, Jose Rene Guzman Guzmanwas mourning the tragic loss of her son, who was one of the six fatalities after being run over

Journalist Nuria Piera has conducted an investigation into alleged irregularities in the Dominican Agricultural Supply Market (MERCADOM), which include dubious tenders, payments to relatives, and questionable management of resources. Sócrates Díaz Castillo,