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The executive vice president of the Institutionality and Justice Foundation (FINJUS), Servio Tulio Castaños Guzmán, pointed out this Tuesday that the new Constitution, in force since last Sunday, October 27, introduces significant

A study reveals that the Dominican Republic has the second place in Central America and the Caribbean and the 80th in the world with the greatest insurance potential, meaning that the country

Starting next month, the nationwide traffic light system will be managed by the National Institute of Transit and Land Transportation (Intrant)after the authorities withdrew this responsibility from a private company, which managed

HOLY SUNDAY.-To counteract the 3,000 annual deaths recorded in the country, which also leave some 123,000 injured, in addition to the vehicular chaos that prevails in the main cities, the National Institute

During the first nine months of 2024, the Repository of Information and Statistics of Health Services (Riess)coordinated by the National Health Service (SNS), registers 63,787 birthsof which, 41,777 belong to Dominican mothers

The 48-hour strike called in San Francisco de Macorís (SFM), Duarte province, by a group of popular organizations demanding works and services for the municipality was lifted this Tuesday morning, after a

The growth of internal debt is aligned with the State’s public debt management strategy; It is a debt primarily in bonds The share of the country’s internal public debt has been growing

SANTO DOMINGO.-The Permanent Attention Office of the National District postponed until next Friday the hearing of the coercive measure against the president and treasurer of the Dominican Federation of Modern Pentathlon for

Puerto Plata. – The Collegiate Court of the Criminal Chamber of the Court of First Instance of Puerto Plata set for December 12 the start of the trial against the baseball player