As students languish, Dominican Education chief laughs off RD$18.0M mock-up - DominicanToday.com April 30, 2014, Updated 6:36 AM Search Login Not a member? Create your account Lost your password? User Password HOME LOCAL ECONOMY WORLD TECHNOLOGY TOURISM OPINION POVERTY PEOPLE SPORTS CLASSIFIEDS RSS FEEDS CONTACT Local - 29 April 2014, 11:33 AM Text size: Smaller Bigger As students languish, Dominican...
- DominicanToday.com April 30, 2014, Updated 6:36 AM Search Login Not a member? Create your account Lost your password? User Password HOME LOCAL ECONOMY WORLD TECHNOLOGY TOURISM OPINION POVERTY PEOPLE SPORTS CLASSIFIEDS RSS FEEDS CONTACT Local - 29 April 2014, 4:44 PM Text size: Smaller Bigger U.S., Dominican authorities to prosecute 4 suspected migrant smugglers Print Email Bookmark Save to my...
Santo Domingo.- Today Monday, April 28 marks 49 years since the second military occupation by the United States, in the heels of the 1965 Revolution that began April 24 that year, which sought to reinstate Juan Bosch in office, after his ouster by the coup of September 25, 1963....
Santo Domingo.- Today Monday, April 28 marks 49 years since the second military occupation by the United States, in the heels of the 1965 Revolution that began April 24 that year, which sought to reinstate Juan Bosch in office, after his ouster by the coup of September 25, 1963....
Santo Domingo.- The International Air Traffic Controllers Federation (IFATCA) on Saturday urged president Danilo Medina to put an end to what it calls the Dominican Civil Aviation Institute’s harassment of air traffic controllers, of which 13 have been fired thus far....
Santo Domingo.- Dominican-Interpol agents on Sunday captured Nicola Pignatelli, 42, called one of Italy’s most dangerous fugitives, in the resort town Juan Dolio....
- DominicanToday.com April 28, 2014, Updated 6:49 AM Search Login Not a member? Create your account Lost your password? User Password HOME LOCAL ECONOMY WORLD TECHNOLOGY TOURISM OPINION POVERTY PEOPLE SPORTS CLASSIFIEDS RSS FEEDS CONTACT Local - 28 April 2014, 11:18 AM Text size: Smaller Bigger First Lady invites the Pope to Dominican Republic Print Email Bookmark Save to my profile 14 Comments...
Santo Domingo.- Several organizations marched to Congress on Monday demand that the Senate pass the bill to create Loma Miranda National Park, a measure that would dash Xstrata Nickel Falcondo’s planned mine, and warn Dominicans on what they call president Danilo Medina’s “prolonged silence” on the issue....
Santo Domingo.- The new ID card (cedula) will have a feature to let police trace the citizen’s criminal record from a smart phone, National Police chief Manuel Castro revealed Monday....
Santo Domingo.- The Public Health Ministry on Sunday reported 3,690 suspected chikungunya cases in San Cristobal alone, and called on the population to eliminate the sites where the mosquito breeds in yards, alleyways and streets....
Santo Domingo. - President Danilo Medina on Monday referred tersely to the legislation for a Naturalization Law, which is expected to be sent to Congress shortly....
Santo Domingo.- The Chamber of Deputies on Friday confirmed allocating more than RD$14.0 million (US$325,000) for its 185 members to hand out the ingredients to cook the traditional Easter dish ‘habichuelas con dulce’ (sweet beans), first aid kits, inflatable swimming pools, domino games and other items, in what it called: "expenditures for the Easter operation 2014 and to assist relief agencies in...
Santo Domingo.- Antinarcotics (DNCD) agents seized US$124,500 during an operation that thwarted a drug transaction in a parking lot at 27 de Febrero avenue and in a home search in an apartment at Carlos II condo in the Alma Rosa sector, Santo Domingo East .DNCD spokesman Miguel Medina said the detainees are Valerio Ernesto Reyes, Freddy Antonelly Reyes and Carlos Cesar Carela Mejia.The report says...
Santo Domingo.- Central Electoral Board (JCE) president Roberto Rosario said yesterday that the human rights of Haitians are more respected in the Dominican Republic than in their own country. "In the Dominican Republic the human rights of our Haitian brothers are more respected than in their own country Haiti," Rosario highlighted, referring to the recent complaint by the Inter-American Commission...
New York.– The Dominican Republic is taking proactive steps to tackle the ...
French pilots' drug trial postponed for seventh time - DominicanToday.com April 26, 2014, Updated 2:18 PM Search Login Not a member? Create your account Lost your password? User Password HOME LOCAL ECONOMY WORLD TECHNOLOGY TOURISM OPINION POVERTY PEOPLE SPORTS CLASSIFIEDS RSS FEEDS CONTACT Local - 26 April 2014, 1:59 PM Text size: Smaller Bigger French pilots' drug trial postponed for seventh time...
Santo Domingo.– The families and friends of two French pilots jailed in the Dominican Republic charged with drug trafficking are furious after a Dominican court postponed their trial for the seventh time. ...
Santo Domingo.- Institutionalism and Justice Foundation (Finjus) vice president Serbio Tulio Castaños on Thursday said the State must be committed to and enact public policies to protect victims and witnesses in court cases....
Santo Domingo.- The National Weather Office on Friday forecast scattered showers mostly over the Atlantic coast for Saturday, from a trough which has unleashed rainfall over the past few days....
Santo Domingo.- The Public Health Ministry has deployed Friday its entire “cavalry” to fumigate the of Boca Chica, as the rising cases of chikungunya fever has panicked the resort town‘s population ....