Fuel prices from April 9 to 15, 2022
For the week of April 9 to 15, the Dominican government will keep the prices of the fuels and, consequently, it will assume a debt of about 900 million pesos to avoid
Cuba Fared Worse in Freedom House’s List of Countries that Are Not Free
MIAMI, United States. – The NGO Freedom House again classified Cuba as a country that “is not free” in its latest report on freedom around the world, published on February 28th. In
COOP-ASPIRE proclaims itself as a Santo Domingo brand cooperative
The Aspire Savings, Credit and Multiple Services Cooperative (COOP-ASPIRE), has been proclaimed as the capital city brand cooperative, where it was born about nine years ago and from where its main operations
MLB: And Opening Day arrived…
The Major League season was on the air for nearly 100 days — 99 to be exact — the length of one of the longest work stoppages in American baseball history in
ONPECO opposes food imports competing with local
The National Observatory for Consumer Protection (ONPECO) opposes food imports that can compete with those produced locally and is in agreement with fertilizers and raw materials being freed from tariffs for the
“We are going to Nicaragua”, recite Cuban students parodying a popular poem
Madrid Spain. “A handkerchief with four drops of water fell from the sky, and on each end it said: We are going to Nicaragua!” This is how students from a school in
Residents in Villa Consuelo complain about dumpsters in front of the school
Santo Domingo.-Residents of the Villa Consuelo sector, in the capital, asked the authorities to eliminate two landfills located in front of the República de Cuba Basic School, which, they affirm, endanger the
Mexico helps five Cubans rescued in the Caribbean by a cruise ship
Five Cuban migrants – one woman and four men – were rescued in the Caribbean Sea, between the Florida peninsula, the Bahamas and the Gulf of Mexico, by a cruise ship after
They reject the Government to grant financing to clinics
Santo Domingo.- The spokesperson for the Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD), in the Chamber of Deputies, Fiordaliza Peguero, rejected this Thursday the Executive’s willingness to grant loans for two billion pesos to clinics
Richard Blanco Named Miami-Dade’s First Poet Laureate
MIAMI, United States.- Richard Blanco, the fifth inaugural poet in the country by reading his moving poem “One Today” at the second inauguration of President Barack Obama in 2013, became the first