The Duquesa landfill will have a new access this month
The company contractor of the Ministry of Public Works who is in charge of the reconstructions of the roads that connect the Duquesa landfill He assured that in less than a month
Payment system transactions grew 14.3% last year
He Central Bank of the Dominican Republic (BCRD) reported that the transactions of the Securities Payment and Settlement System (Sipard) grew 14.3% at the end of 2024, going from 1.3 trillion pesos
They arrest a man who attacked his mother and threatened to burn her home in SFM
The National Police arrested a man accused of physically and verbally attacking his mother, in addition to threatening to set fire to her home, in an event that occurred in the municipality
New York Stock Exchange does not operate due to National Mourning following the death of Jimmy Carter
The Wall Street Stock Exchange in New York does not operate this Thursday on the occasion of the National Day of Mourning for the death of the former US president Jimmy Carter
Cocaine: Confirmed shipment of 8.9 tons arrived from Colombia by sea
SANTO DOMINGO.- The operation, which is carried out autonomously by the Dominican Republic for the shipment of 8.9 tons of cocaine, involves 89 prosecutors and 564 special forces agents, who since 2:30
The 9.8 tons of coca arrived through Bayahibe, La Romana and Pedernales
Santo Domingo.-The authorities yesterday carried out multiple raids in various parts of the country to arrest those involved in the frustrated operation of 9.8 tons of cocaine seized at the beginning of
Deterioration of V Centenario Avenue due to sanitary leak
The avenue Express V Centenarywhere it converges with the street José Jesús Ravelo, in Villa Juana, National District, has become a torment for the drivers, due to deterioration of the pavement due
Indocal requires 25% more funds to expand its services
From buying a bottle of water for consumption to putting gas in the vehicle with a dispensing machine, every product and service that Dominicans receive must be supported by the highest standards
Hundreds of teachers demand the dismissal of Ángel Hernández
Hundreds of teachers from the Eligible Bank, from all the provinces of the country, marched in a massive protest towards the Ministry of Education, to report irregularities in illegal hiring of teaching
Electricity companies explain why they carry out temporary power cuts
The Unified Council of Electricity Distribution Companies (CUED) reported that it will carry out temporary power cuts in some circuits with poor performance, with the aim of achieving a sustainable reduction in