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SANTO DOMINGO.-More than eight police officers were arrested through Operation Pandora, after being linked to a criminal structure directed by Colonel Narciso Antonio Féliz Romero, in charge of Custody of Weapons and

The education Inclusiveness is an issue that has been in the spotlight. Over time, its importance has been established, recognizing the right of children to receive the bread of education regardless of

For Dominican producers of ricea sector that its actors claim employs up to 300 thousand people and can cover the entire national demand, next January 1 is seen as the arrival of

The Santo Domingo International Book Fair 2024 (FILSD 2024) has opened its doors, attracting students from various educational centers who have come to enjoy literature, technology and knowledge. This event, which brings

The executive president of Banreservas, Samuel Pereyra, presented the achievements of his management at the head of that financial entity, in a document titled Banreservas: Engine of the National Economy 2020-2024which highlights

Santo Domingo.- The Attorney General of the Republic, Miriam Germán Brito, delivered to the National Institute of Custody and Administration of Seized Assets, Confiscated in Forfeiture of Domain (INCABIDE), assets and real

Santo Domingo.-The Ibero-American University (Unibe) celebrated its Fifty-Eighth Ordinary Graduation, graduating 433 new professionals in different careers, specialties and master’s degrees. At the graduation, professionals from the United States, Venezuela, Colombia, Spain,

The Data Protection Policy has generated an important debate in the journalistic class due to the impact of these measures if they are put into practice, as instructed by the Judiciary. The

The Superintendence of Electricity (SIE) held a public hearing to present the proposal for the “Regulation for the Approval, Interconnection and Operation of Distributed Generation Systems of Renewable Energies”. This initiative seeks

He physical and mental deterioration increases for families of missing people who yesterday deplored the inability of the authorities to provide information about the progress in the investigations that, in many cases,