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New York.- Cosmetics company Avon has filed for bankruptcy in the United States to address its debt and legal liabilities arising from lawsuits alleging that its talc-based products were contaminated with cancer-causing

NEW YORK.- Gov. Kathy Hochul highlighted the state’s declining crime rate, citing a new independent report that ranked New York City communities among the safest in the U.S. based on violent crime

SANTIAGO.- Renowned Santiago lawyer Ramón Antonio Veras (Negro Veras) received several death threats for several consecutive days at the end of July via telephone and Facebook for his alleged pro-Haitian stance. This

NEW YORK.- The NYPD has had to pay until July 30 (7 months) the sum of 82 million dollars, equivalent to 4,838 million Dominican pesos, for bad actions of its agents, according

NEW YORK.- A shooting that occurred during a party early Tuesday morning in the Bronx left two men seriously injured, although authorities have not yet revealed their identities or nationalities. The incident

Nursing staff from the main public hospitals in Santiago and 10 other health centers in the northern region They stopped work for eight hours yesterdaydemanding salary increases, pensions, reinstatement of fired employees

The Dominican Republic must maintain high growth but at the same time have policies to boost productive sectors and improve education, so that jobs and incomes increase. The Dominican Republic must balance

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Minister of Foreign Affairs, Roberto Alvarezclarified on Tuesday that the country has no restrictions on official flights from Haiti, so there is no impediment for a Haitian delegation

Applause and well-deserved recognition to the National District Mayor’s Office (ADN) for its “Plastics for Schoolchildren” campaign, an activity during which last Sunday it collected more than 7.2 million plastic bottles that