Is it safe for the DR to take advantage of its rare earths?
The country must see in this negotiation a process that goes beyond the mere discussion of prices and focus on the strategic benefit If an agreement is reached with Western companies to
They highlight efforts for road safety
The director of the General Directorate of Traffic and Land Transportation Safety (Digesett), Francisco Osoria de la Cruz, reaffirmed his commitment to road safety to continue contributing to reducing traffic deaths and
ADP declares day of mourning for account embargo, qualifies as an attempt to boycott elections
Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Association of Teachers (ADP) declared this coming Monday, October 7, as a day of mourning after the embargo of all the union’s accounts by the Ministry of Education
Commemoration of World Cerebral Palsy Day
Every October 6th the World Day of the Cerebral Palsy with the aim of making this condition visible and urging people to provide support to those who suffer from it. This day
Cultural tourism: the recognition of African heritage in America
The cultures african and Latin Americans share strong ties cultural that can become an important asset to strengthen the tourism industry of these two regions, experts recognized this Friday during the second
Jochi Gómez “the invisible hand” who has evaded justice for more than a decade
José Ángel Gómez Canaán, better known in the arena as Jochi Gómez, has been the figure that in recent days has sparked questions, mysteries and intrigue to different sectors of Dominican society,
Resolution requires storing solar energy
The National Energy Commission (CNE) issued Resolution CNE-AD-0005-2024, which imposes storage requirements for renewable energy projects. Projects with installed capacities between 20 MWac and 200 MWac must integrate at least 50% of
Education lifts ADP embargo
He Ministry of Education of the Dominican Republic (Minerd) clarified that the request it made for the seizure of the accounts of the Dominican Association of Teachers (ADP) was void and rejected
Twelve months of preventive detention for eight of the ten accused in Operation Buffalo NK
Judge Rigoberto Sena ordered the preventive detention of Rafael Ynoa Santana, alias “El Cojo”, Isidoro Rotestan Clase, Juan Bolívar Hernández, José Antonio Toribio, Juan Henrique Tavarez, Severiano Núñez Pichardo, Robert Nicolás Acosta
Young people detained for traveling without documents on Immigration Day
Vilaire, a young Haitian who works in Punta Cana, said that he was stopped by a vehicle migration because he did not carry his documentsdespite legally residing in the country. When leaving