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Friday, 27 December 2002
- See you next year!
- Former US Presidents vacation in DR
- President will take a break for the rest of the year
- Higher gasoline prices
- Pop! Goes the peso: Part 2!!
- Foreign Direct Investments grew 3.3 percent
- Tobacco growers request that government pay up
- Minimum policy for motor vehicles increased
- Superintendence & Digenor checking electricity meters
- Senators still oppose electoral reform bill
- Noise and lights for Christmas at what price?
- Three Dominicans test positive in El Salvador doping
- Baseball standings
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Thursday, 26 December 2002
- Senate agrees to electoral reform
- Congress gets RD$77 million more
- Power rates to drop 4%
- La Isabela ready for February 2003
- Birth certificate requirement re-instated
- The third exchange market
- The permeable Haitian border
- Dominican Scrooge
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Monday, 23 December 2002
- DR1 takes a break for the holidays
- Tragedy-free holidays
- Jimmy Carter coming for the holidays
- Government lobbies for sovereign bonds
- Senate returns powers to JCE president
- Where are the attachments?
- Deputy could be arrested
- Symbolic human chain to protect the dunes
- Conflict of interest in CDE audit?
- Pilot admits to having made 19 trips this year
- Dinner for 5,000
- Befriending the son of the President
- Dominican-American dies in Afghanistan
- Eye clinic
- Green light for the Sans Souci development?
- Discussing incentive travel in Punta Cana
- Puerto Plata booked for the holidays
- Christmas Concert
- Baseball Standings
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Friday, 20 December 2002
- Refinery is receiving fuel
- Central Bank against the illegal trading of US dollars
- Sovereign bonds will have to wait until next year
- Another loan stuck in congress
- US$17.2 million more for signs already paid for?
- Provisional method for social security approved
- The chicken and the ass
- Inflation will be more than 10, not 8.5 percent
- Phone bills will be more expensive
- Doctor that lived in the DR is linked to Al Qaeda
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Thursday, 19 December 2002
- Enforcing the rules of farming
- Commission to assist movie-producers
- The Church vs. Mejia?
- Mejia calls Dominicans pessimists
- 3% GDP growth forecast for 2003
- Thumbs down on Operation Centella
- Energy bill will be lower in January
- French investment surpasses US$400 million
- Adoexpo favors changes to Investment Law
- Dominicans in the US feel discriminated
- Sex investigation stirs up concerns
- Partying on the Malecon
- Baseball standings
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Wednesday, 18 December 2002
- RD$25,000 Christmas baskets for deputies
- Battle for power in Congress?
- The Wild Wild West in the Chamber of Deputies
- Solicitor General and birth certificates
- Pepe treated with white gloves
- Old conflicts threaten blackouts
- Profits reinvestment should be encouraged
- Why is the money leaving the DR?
- American Chamber of Commerce survey
- Al Gore favors trade
- DANR celebrates its 5th year
- Celebrating the 500th anniversary of Puerto Plata
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Tuesday, 17 December 2002
- Let them eat yucca!
- Mind what you say
- Oil and gasoline supply
- Kidnappings get government’s attention
- Need to define who is Dominican
- Vice Consul sent to court
- Businesspeople demand Pact be respected
- Newest “business”
- Rafael Herrera Library goes to PUCMM
- Harvard teaching school in the DR
- Hotel Association rejects walkway
- Crusader dies in Bonao
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Monday, 16 December 2002
- Time to study the request of gasoline retailers
- Government reaps millions
- Malecon strip to be pedestrian way
- Airlifting rice to Venezuela
- Supreme Court sought to overrule nationality decision
- Disputing the kite has flown away
- President’s son defends his honor
- Pan de agua doubles in price
- Focus on Dominican cuisine in Puerto Plata
- Aeromar celebrates its first year of operation
- Better days ahead for tourism industry
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Friday, 13 December 2002
- Government to use highway tolls to pay debt
- Conflict with gas stations continues
- Loan for Pan American Games?
- Venezuelan conflict affects 2003 Pan Am Games
- Million signatures vs. power distributors
- Requests for US visas down 20%
- Al Gore will visit DR
- E. Leon Jimenes Group: “Most Admired”
- English-language lodge for Santo Domingo
- Siamese twin goes home
- Luis Miguel arrives
- Deep Dish is coming
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Thursday, 12 December 2002
- Only $600 million in bonds
- Time for Christmas shopping
- Irregular tapping of phones
- 80 M euros to increase production
- The peso appreciates
- Mafia on the border with Haiti
- Foreign companies reap high profits
- US supermarket-chain to buy fresh produce
- A US$200,000 trip
- The Pan-Am Games
- Toros defeat the Estrellas
- Licey has a pulse
- Lopez has a good day at the office
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Wednesday, 11 December 2002
- Tourism up 32% in November
- Keep the lights on for Christmas
- Senate insists on US$750 million bonds
- Senate discusses changes to electoral law
- Government Christmas give-aways
- Rumbo magazine focuses on drug case
- More off court settlements, please
- Foreigners in jail
- Peso climbs to the dollar
- Tropical extraganza in La Romana
- Baseball update
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Tuesday, 10 December 2002
- Government and business economic agreement
- Major facets of the CONEP agreement
- Exchange rate drops
- Economists comment on new measures
- Former Minister of Finance Alvarez Bogaert
- Refinery looks for oil in other places
- Ambassador seeks more DR-Canadian trade
- New docking facility in La Romana
- A Christmas story
- Human rights better than last year
- Sports night at the Presidential Palace
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Monday, 9 December 2002
- Waiting on President Mejia
- IMF turns down a stand-by agreement
- 8.54% inflation
- Venezuelan crisis concerns DR
- Need to cut government spending
- Big names in Pepegate scandal
- Fernandez criticizes government borrowing
- Preparing for the drought
- Blackout at the Presidential Palace
- Missing at Bahia de las Aguilas
- New La Romana cruiseship port
- USA3000 flights
- Best performance in CAC Games
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Friday, 6 December 2002
- Prices of Houses Will Rise
- President To Announce New Devaluation-Stopping Measures
- The Vice President of Union Fenosa Speaks Out
- Public Employees Can’t Receive Christmas Gifts
- Car Dealers Seek Permission to Bring Cars from ‘95
- Allowing Votes from Abroad
- Goico case to the Court of Appeals
- Government will Begin Paying Christmas Salary on December 11th
- Baseball update
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Thursday, 5 December 2002
- Mejia objects to share buy-back
- Cogentrix willing to negotiate
- Senators meet the power distributors
- Legislators want more money
- Two very honest cops
- Businesses oppose extra US$150-million
- Bad news for Christmas dinner
- Dollar continues steep rise
- DR is 4th place in Games
- Aguilas gain there 25th victory
- Gigantes gain second place
- 15 innings later the Toros are victorious
- Baseball standings
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Wednesday, 4 December 2002
- Please renew your plates!!!
- An interesting declaration in Taiwan
- Major new bond issuance approved
- President Mejia in NYC
- Internet troubles
- Dollars, Euros and cents
- More on the Horrors and Omissions Account
- Government borrowing already hurting
- Sources of lack of confidence
- New rural assistance program
- Emergency meeting of the chicken producers
- Wendy’s evicted from airport
- Kidney patients cannot wait
- 18-hour blackouts in Cristo Rey cause trouble
- Remaining Siamese twin’s condition improves
- An interesting day at the CAC Games
- Last night’s baseball
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Tuesday, 3 December 2002
- President Mejia in Taiwan
- Ambassador drinks his job away
- Subero tells DA to mind his business
- Inflation climbs
- Other economic news
- 2003 Budget might be overvalued
- Pan-American Health authorities look at dengue
- Important news for dialysis patients
- Saddest note of the day
- Juana Arrendel breaks 16-year old record
- The medal windfall continues
- The NYC DR1 Reunion
- Last night’s baseball
- Tonight’s schedule
- Standings
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Monday, 2 December 2002
- President Mejia travels to Taiwan
- RD$240-million in car sticker revenues
- The next scandals
- One of three Siamese twins surviving
- Lack of confidence: the problem
- The high cost of the bonds
- Canada opens FTA discussions
- Air Caraibe direct flight to St Marteen
- Mega-ports whittle down to two of four
- Design minds to meet in Santo Domingo
- DR team excels in El Salvador
- Cibao Eagles dump Licey Tigers
- La Romana Bulls beat the Giants
- Escogido Falls to Estrellas Failing to Gain Ground
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Friday, 29 November 2002
- Emperor of Japan receives President Mejia
- Japan agencies to study projects
- Edesur needs to sort out excess billing
- Government does not fear arbitrage with Cogentrix
- Dollar supply problems
- Unjustified slide of the peso
- Call for controlled government spending
- Cardinal wants the truth on US soldiers
- The woes of a Pepe Goico look-alike
- Only one Siamese will survive
- Good showing of DR in El Salvador Games
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Thursday, 28 November 2002
- Mejia meets Koizumi of Japan
- Deputies pass electoral reform bill
- Taxi driver’s opinion heard
- DA appeals Joaquin’s decision
- Solicitor urges end of impunity
- US Ambassador optimistic about bilateral FTA
- Military investigated for visa scandal
- Successful kidney transplant
- Cogentrix could take government to court
- Major tuition increase for 2004
- Surviving cheap Asian apparel
- Puerto Plata Merengue Festival
- DR has 44 medals
- Escogido defeats the Bulls
- Stars drop the Eagles
- Baseball Standings
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Wednesday, 27 November 2002
- President seeks Japanese investment
- The dollar
- Budget sent to Congress
- Preventing dengue deaths
- Report on the grenade explosion
- No bail for Pepe, for now
- Dominican co-pilot convicted in Florida
- 281 people in next group to Spain
- Kidnap victim returns home
- Huge fire wipes out Hiper Olé
- Another tragic accident
- Plastic is again accepted at gas stations
- Bernal urges new tourism model
- Medal bonanza continues
- Licey ends the Giants run
- Homeruns power Escogido over the Bulls
- Aguilas gains 22nd win
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Tuesday, 26 November 2002
- Central Bank withdraws RD$1.5-billion
- Violence against women
- US Army to help patrol border with Haiti
- US Ambassador confirms visa revocations
- Acting President favors more investigation
- Latin American Banks urge more legislation
- Big changes planned for generators
- BWIA to fly to DR in March 2003
- Dominican dual nationality workshop
- Days of El Gordo de la Semana numbered
- Medal haul continues
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Monday, 25 November 2002
- Monetary Code is Law 183-02
- President Mejia feels obliged to power distributors
- The demise of the Postal Office?
- Minister of Tourism announces his pre-candidacy
- Cardinal focuses on governmental corruption
- Tourism needs to be treated as export, says Bernal
- Selling gas with credit cards
- Canada’s Unigold Resources invests US$20 million
- Explosion in Palmar de Ocoa
- Liver transplant baby dies
- Leading architect exhibits in SD
- Aguilas Continue to Roll
- Estrellas maintains fight for playoffs
- Gigantes win ninth in a row
- Baseball standings
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Friday, 22 November 2002
- What the new Monetary Code brings
- President to Japan and Taiwan
- President to fly commercial airliners
- More on the Colibri helicopter
- Goico case receives correctional grade
- An end to governmental phone espionage?
- International arbitration in Union Fenosa case?
- What do the Senators want?
- Dollar reaps RD$21
- The rescindment of the Meridian agreement
- Central American & Caribbean Games
- INXS and Top 40 at Altos de Chavon
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Thursday, 21 November 2002
- Monetary Code passes in Congress
- What happened to the census?
- Deluxe OMSA buses
- Coming for Xmas: the power fraud squad
- Penalizing distributors for excess billing?
- Diplomatic relations with Estonia
- Elena Viyella to head CONEP
- Leave ethanol up to the private sector
- Apparel exports up
- Spying on Leonel Fernandez?
- Castillo focuses on drug trafficking again
- Goico’s signature was forged, says his lawyer
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Wednesday, 20 November 2002
- Pass Potable Water Bill now!
- Errata
- Credit cards and gasoline
- 2003 Budget hits RD$83-billion
- New Monetary Code moves in Congress
- The President to address energy again
- Central American & Caribbean Games 2002
- Violence against women
- J P Morgan and others like the DR
- Senate approves more loans
- Ethanol for the Dominican Republic
- Baseball
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Tuesday, 19 November 2002
- Government against enlarging bond issue
- Bond issue clarifications
- DR credit rating just affirmed, not raised
- High tech medicine
- Other health news
- Distance learning
- Ecuador and the DR
- Glasgow mayor visits Santo Domingo
- More blackouts
- USA 3000 Airline seeks new routes
- Guinness Record for local radio host
- Baseball Players Museum
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Monday, 18 November 2002
- Official Bavaro Summit Statement
- Uruguay and Ecuador presidential visits
- Legislation to protect consumers?
- Banco Reservas to handle bond money?
- The Monetary Code
- Heritage Foundation gives DR low ranking
- DR credit rating raised
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Friday, 15 November 2002
- Iberoamerican Summit opens today
- Spotlight on the guayabera
- US$600 million in sovereign bonds
- Pepegate: Four Cartier watches
- Power distributors not selling
- Puerto Plata Festival
- LA’s eighth most competitive nation
- Customs collections up
- Big fines for littering
- Tax holiday: December through February
- Nun dies in motorcycle assault
- Bernardo Vega is 65, not 75
- First money in for JPD Olympic Center
- Protection and hunting of animals
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Thursday, 14 November 2002
- XII Iberoamerican Summit
- US military to assist in Pepegate investigations
- What’s with the helicopter?
- Spider Man or a vampire?
- Demolition of the Agua y Luz
- The plight of producers
- Imperial Circus of China
- Posthumous free dive tribute
- A-Rod and Alou good news
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Wednesday, 13 November 2002
- US$50,000 credit card limit
- Moving on electoral law reform
- Morel opposes the changes
- Advances and Rediscounts at the Central Bank
- Why drain the toxic waste reservoir?
- Not even ex-President safe from break-ins
- Easy money laundering
- Tighter controls on money transfers
- Remembering Flight AA587
- Ferran to be next El Caribe executive editor
- Tourism up
- Baseball
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Tuesday, 12 November 2002
- Everything is ready for XII Ibero-American Summit
- Release of results on Pepegate probe delayed
- Pepegate airplane detail corrections
- Major Constitutional reform?
- Preferential sugar quota a must
- Telephones and taxes
- Government “errors and omissions”
- Future of Business in the Americas
- Power in DR is the most expensive in the region
- High cost of power shuts off Columbus Lighthouse
- Trade with Brazil is US$210 million
- Future of Business in the Americas
- Need to convince Bush to come for a holiday
- Days of Cuban embargo numbered
- Dominican-American actor slain
- Miguel Tejada is AL Most Valuable Player
- Baseball Standings
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Monday, 11 November 2002
- Andy Dauhajre’s good news
- Free zone plant orders up
- Government debt with banks is hurting
- Sovereign bonds will not restructure debt
- Explaining the lack of liquidity
- President: I will not carry that dead man
- Pepegate: More needs to be known
- Hipolito believes in giving a second chance
- Pepegate: the double life of Alberto Torres
- Pepegate: Overbilling for the airplane?
- UNESCO-Jaragua Biosphere Reserve
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Friday, 8 November 2002
- Board of Generals investigates colossal fraud
- Changes in electoral law
- Correction: RD$60-million not US$
- Sports equipping loan criticized
- Possible acid spill
- Poverty is down in the DR
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Thursday, 7 November 2002
- FTA and Artibonito project okayed
- US$80-million IDB loan for education
- US$54-million for sports installations
- The foreign debt mirage
- Emam Zade on the new bonds
- Dominican wins in NY judicial election
- American Eagle selling Executive Air
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Wednesday, 6 November 2002
- Portfolio of programs to help Haiti
- Jobs for 250,000 Haitians
- About-face urged on FTAA talks policy
- The root of the economic woes
- Judge’s sentence thrown out
- More on the new bond issue
- Get in Line with Leonel
- Dominican victories in US elections
- Chinese tourists in Punta Cana?
- Divorces up in the DR
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Tuesday, 5 November 2002
- Iberoamerican Summit costs RD$1.2 billion
- The increasing cost of the sovereign bonds
- Paying off short term debt with the bonds money
- Buying political patronage with the bond money
- Esquea opposes the bonds
- What’s going on at the Mejita Dam?
- New ambassadors
- US ambassador: DR pays highest power rates
- Tragic Sunday outing
- Acrobatic pilot dies
- Colombian pilot dies
- 13 young adults die in Jarabacoa bus crash
- Presidente beer to Texas and California
- Windmill energy and power company success story
- Pan Am Committee needs RD$1.3-billion more
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Friday, 1 November 2002
- DR1 takes a break
- Social Security is official in Southwest
- Longtime solution again applied to JCE
- Blackouts + increasing power bills
- CONEP urges fiscal discipline
- Economists call red alert on new bonds
- Former VP opposes new bonds
- TV darling case sent to criminal court
- The man who knows too much
- Cruise ship travel up
- Hilton to market Dominican hotels
- No postponing of Pan Am Games
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Thursday, 31 October 2002
- Mejia agenda in Canada
- DR gets attention of US Trade Representative
- Power rates to go up again
- Blackouts increase as generators are not paid
- Solar-powered computer labs
- Stealing mobile phones to be bad deal
- DR Minister to preside CIM
- License plate stickers on sale
- Austerity needed, not more bonds
- Berklee is in Boston, not California
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Wednesday, 30 October 2002
- Central Electoral Board
- President Mejia to travel to Japan
- President admits financial crisis
- The exchange rate
- Changing profile of the National Debt
- Government spending is the root of the problem
- Church spokesman advocates more production
- Highway patrol
- IAPA opposes college degree requirement
- Major closing of apparel plant
- Flight AA587 hearings
- New Berklee College of Music scholarship
- Dance at the National Theater
- Pan American Judo Championships
- Dominicans to El Salvador Games
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Tuesday, 29 October 2002
- New bond issue top story
- Standard & Poor’s affirms DR ratings
- The President off to Canada
- Unhappy deputies
- Patrolling the highways
- More workers for Spain
- Hypertension high in the Southwest
- New increase in electricity bill
- A good thing?
- A Day with Europe
- Spotlight on AA587 flight
- Canadian Baseball League recruits Dominicans
- Caribbean Series date
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Monday, 28 October 2002
- More sovereign bonds?
- Dollar climbs in Dominican market
- Profits guaranteed for road concessions
- Spotlight on Judge Pujols
- Is Hertell partial to the government?
- PRSC men have a price
- Air France direct flights to Punta Cana
- 60 experts to debate travel outlook
- Winter ball wrapup
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Friday, 25 October 2002
- Free trade talks with Venezuela
- Exporting rice to Venezuela
- Haitian foreign affairs minister visits
- Superintendence broadens consumer assistance
- Protests against Edenorte
- Defending the new protected area bill
- Mining Department audit shows irregularities
- Alburquerque says she retained the per diem
- Redondo Llenas case to Supreme Court
- National Debate postponed for Tuesday
- US tourist visas to cost more
- Organization of Pan Am transport advances
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Thursday, 24 October 2002
- Calderon announces 2003 Budget of RD$85-billion
- Economy to grow 4.7% in 2002
- Mounted police for the Colonial city
- The authorized limit to power bill increases
- Aristy not interested in Senate seat
- Retaining deputies per diem
- Recovering US$1.4-million in stolen vehicles
- Advocating productiveness and competitiveness
- Turn the DR into a single free zone park
- DR remains strong British travel destination
- Continental confirms start of Newark-Santiago flight
- Baseball Weekly honors Miguel Tejada
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Wednesday, 23 October 2002
- The National Debate, shorter agenda
- PRSC announces it will stay out of Congress
- Differences within the PRD now out in the open
- Money to register Dominicans abroad
- Supreme court urged to act
- Good business for buscones
- Are we becoming accustomed to abuses?
- Malkum tells Dominicans to complain
- DR at trade disadvantage with Central America
- Goodbye to Neon disco
- World Series win for Ramon Ortiz
- Sporting News votes Alex Rodriguez
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Tuesday, 22 October 2002
- Taxman after doctors and lawyers
- Dialogue has more than 20 items
- 23 points on the Agenda
- Dominican kidnapped in Venezuela
- Illegal, yet VIP, trips to Puerto Rico
- AMET and the inspection stickers
- DR to become haven for imported goods
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Monday, 21 October 2002
- The census
- Talking about what?
- Making the negotiations transparent
- The senator who is not a senator
- Dissident PLD senator to Parliament
- DR vies for Canadian business
- Quebec mission to DR
- President Jimmy Carter expected in December
- RD$1-million award for reforestation effort
- La Isabela airport could open in December 2002
- Amaya Salazar painting for city obelisk
- Play Ball!
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Thursday, 17 October 2002
- RD$10- RD$15 million returned
- Superintendent of Electricity: “Don’t pay.”
- No resignation for head of elections
- Dialogue to begin on Monday
- President rescinds the 1.5% tax on exports
- New proposals from the business sector
- Still more on the Census
- Nicia Nuñez’goats
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Wednesday, 16 October 2002
- Reactions to Mejia’s statement continue
- Residential Blackouts
- More on the Census
- Meatpacking is a RD$4-billion peso industry
- Poor nutrition a growing problem
- Construction is important in Santiago
- Big Fair in La Romana
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Tuesday, 15 October 2002
- Youths sentenced for killing
- AMET slow to return vehicles
- Possible dengue outbreak
- Solid financial institutions
- Who pays for Haitians?
- Parties reject Mejia’s statement
- The National Census is coming
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Monday, 14 October 2002
- US$20 million to fight inflation
- Bishops and the Electoral Board
- Time for New Tariffs
- Mejia gets tough with Congress
- RD and USA fight Corruption
- DR has Spanish footprints all over
- Punta Cana is safest airport
- Electrical bill to be looked at
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Friday, 11 October 2002
- Widespread irritation over electric bills
- Monetary Board to reduce legal reserves
- Otto Reich statement before House Committee
- Jail inmates deaths investigated
- Barge with shredded tires deported
- Public phones in the countryside
- New rates were a last minute deal
- Excellence in technology
- NBA game and Miguel Tejada
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Thursday, 10 October 2002
- Construction Fair
- Private sector builders hurting
- Shakira visits President Mejia
- ILO director decorated
- Government knew of high power collection levels
- The war on the motels
- Avoid Dominican mail service
- Garbage landfill needs urgent help
- Fernandez urges talks with Central America
- Peso forecast to drop 13% in 2002
- Protest at the Mercado Modelo
- Two stowaways caught at Las Americas
- Spanish trade exhibition
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Wednesday, 9 October 2002
- Deputies abandon work session
- The man of the Chinese
- Ambassador Guiliani Cury presents credentials
- Hubieres is a happy man
- AES does not cut service to government
- Increases of 90-200%
- The worst deal of the century
- Sports Palace is brand new
- Llenas Aybar trial
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Tuesday, 8 October 2002
- Government revenues
- President Mejia to travel to Canada
- Ambassador says FTA talks are advanced
- Exceptions made to car import law
- Traffic fines
- Petrol product prices hikes
- Building in a national park area
- A Dominican hero, Claus von Amsberg
- Police colonel case to criminal court
- Family feud
- The year of the underdog
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Monday, 7 October 2002
- Deputies convened to go back to work
- Green light to cut service to government
- Giving more to Union Fenosa than asked for
- Criticizing the past, but giving more now
- President cancels appearance in chat
- Census set for next weekend
- Exporting metal junk
- Jealous Frenchman burns family
- Jose Carreras booked for November
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Friday, 4 October 2002
- President in New York
- 13.5% salary increase
- Hospital costs increase
- Leave your salchichones at home
- Reducing money controls
- US college recruiting event
- Carnival Cruise schedules La Romana
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Thursday, 3 October 2002
- Modernizing the Dominican farm sector
- DR embassy in Washington needs major repairs
- Getting paid to do nothing
- Courting the PRSC
- Wave of price increases
- Power generators to take distributors to court
- Redondo was under psychological pressure
- Villa Francisca wins basketball tournament
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Wednesday, 2 October 2002
- 2002-2006 JCE board
- PRSC to withdraw from Chamber of Deputies
- Study criticizes health care at maternity hospitals
- Photo of Fernandez could not be found
- Chinese sent back to China
- Too many lawyers
- October power bills to show big increase
- Non traditional exports up 11% this year
- Promoting trade with Cuba
- Work advances at Haina Port
- Silva-Herzog counsels on FTA talks
- Head north for jazz
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Tuesday, 1 October 2002
- Distributors should not apply increase yet
- Power distributor losses explained
- PRSC leaders ask new JCE board to resign
- What’s behind the pipeline protest
- Sovereign bond money in reserve
- Five-gallon bottle price increase makes headlines
- Miami-Punta Cana flight correction
- Gary Player comes for opening of Guavaberry
- Dominicans in the MLB playoffs
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Monday, 30 September 2002
- The Central Electoral Board judges
- New presidential candidates
- Spending all of the sovereign bond money
- Privatization of the service, for what?
- AA to open Miami-Punta Cana
- AA to open La Romana-JFK route
- Pan Am back on 3 November
- Great season for Dominican ball players
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Friday, 27 September 2002
- Lobbying for trade and Haiti
- Strong PRD slant in new election board
- Marcial Valera is new senator for El Seibo
- Military doesn’t like Supreme Court ruling
- Just another nut
- Germany donates to education
- The danger of self-censorship
- SuperClubs in the Dominican Republic
- Dominican volleyball ranked 15th
- Sancocho Festival
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Thursday, 26 September 2002
- Ministers of Tourism meet
- Ukraine could be new trade partner
- Improving the administration of justice
- Supreme Court releases Radhames Garcia
- New social studies book
- Billing more for blackouts
- Moving on the FTA with Canada
- The exorcising of evil spirits at Channel 4
- First Caribbean underwater museum
- Relaunching Por Amor
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Wednesday, 25 September 2002
- Tropical Storm Lili is a lady, so far
- President Mejia to visit Peace Corps
- President Mejia cuts Sergio’s hair
- What will the new bills bring?
- Spending less on social programs
- Bonds to pay off the electric bill?
- Carlos Salcedo to head 2004 election?
- USAID US$100 million donation
- Japan helps public schools
- Power success story
- Santiago trade exhibition
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Monday, 23 September 2002
- DR1 takes a break
- President Mejia’s US tour
- Bankers bullish on Dominican economy
- Free zone recovery
- Tragedy in La Vega
- Abortion is routine in the DR
- Repairing cell phones
- Watch for Tropical Storm Lili
- Julia Alvarez wins award
- Felix Sanchez does it again
- Pedro wins 20 games
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Friday, 20 September 2002
- Building for the future
- New power rates
- Inflation under control, says President
- Police force to collect for power companies
- President ratifies new power ruling
- President of Guatemala to visit
- More on what Dominicans thinks
- The gruesome Llenas Aybar case
- Importing of Haitian child beggars
- Business show in Miami
- 20 games for Bartolo Colon
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Thursday, 19 September 2002
- East is next for social security system
- Presidential checkup
- RD$600 million to strengthen justice
- The best jobs in the country?
- What Dominicans think
- Fund-raiser for AA587 families
- Truck and bus drivers die in crash
- The Llenas Aybar case reopened
- Priscila accuses Florian
- European jazz of the best kind
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Wednesday, 18 September 2002
- President Mejia’s speech
- Money is the root of the problem
- Ban on importing crashed cars
- Samana road construction
- Focus on the trade agreements
- Beauty queen jailed
- Soriano is one homerun short
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Tuesday, 17 September 2002
- Waiting for the speech
- The presidential hopefuls
- Borrowing to pay power bills
- Parties lack support
- Questioning the support of the military
- Coastal, the new gas station
- Negative trade balance with the US
- Gusty rains fall yesterday
- Latin Grammy Awards
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Monday, 16 September 2002
- The lights come back on
- 10 peso coins to pay tolls
- PRSC presidential hopefuls
- Mom and Pop shops forced to go legit
- Union problems behind Pan Am shut down?
- New equipment to facilitate landing in Santiago
- Dominican domestic bonds rating up
- Europe Day on 7 November
- Drug liaison officer at US Embassy – correction
- DNA testing to Columbus remains
- Festival President 2003 announced
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Friday, 13 September 2002
- Policing the collecting of power revenues?
- What do the companies do with their revenues?
- Truths about who is not paying
- Urging the government to act in favor of consumers
- Power distributors lax about collecting
- Taking out loans to buy buses
- Irregularities in concessions
- Drug liaison officer at US Embassy
- Dominicans on re-election
- Banco del Progreso was first
- Puerto Rico-DR holiday packages
- Business mission to Canada
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Thursday, 12 September 2002
- President Mejia on US tour
- Power companies should absorb increases
- Rumors as to what the government is negotiating
- Audit firm shows confidence dwindling
- Government report card
- Competitiveness?
- Ethanol to be produced in DR
- Madman or terrorist?
- American arrested at Las Americas
- Dominicans mourn 9/11 victims
- Priscilla arrested by the Police
- Dominicans win in US election primaries
- Vying to become first Dominican State Senator
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Wednesday, 11 September 2002
- Environment rulings sent to Congress
- Information system for Social Security program
- Collecting for government housing
- Removing an excuse for poor management
- Military accused of complicity in people smuggling
- What Dominicans think of their institutions
- Univision talk show star arrested for drug trafficking
- Vice consul case sent to judiciary
- TIA is source of 9/11 report
- Promoting alternate energy sources
- Pluses and minuses of social security
- Jorge Perez fired from volleyball squad
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Tuesday, 10 September 2002
- Inflation averages 3.52% this year
- Giving in to the power companies
- Power talk contradictions
- Time to pay bills
- The 66 kilos of cocaine confiscated in Punta Cana
- Priscilla knows what happened?
- Feliz’s family wants all the truth out
- Disputing the Taino Indian myths
- Opinion on the political parties
- Mejia vs. Fernandez
- Security upped on September 11th date
- ASTA on 9/11 effect on tourism
- Fog affects Cibao Airport operations
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Monday, 9 September 2002
- Mejia to speak in Washington, D.C.
- US migration posts could open here?
- Recognizing an honest public servant
- President Mejia greets resolution for Haitian aid
- Record high in interest rates
- No sacred cows for Mejia
- Can of worms
- Power situation is biggest concern
- Travel recovers
- Expo USA
- Euro deposits at the Popular
- Felix Sanchez shares Jackpot
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Friday, 6 September 2002
- Social security coverage first in Southwest
- US$42 million for early childhood
- Government gives in to power distributors
- CDs confiscated
- Commanding drug operations from jail?
- Brother denies drug trafficking charges
- Visa in the Dominican Republic
- Alex Rodriguez’s back-to-back 50 homers
- Oakland A’s winning streak
- Felix Sanchez vies for Jackpot today
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Thursday, 5 September 2002
- Green light for Social Security scheme
- New governor of Santo Domingo
- Reservas debt
- Power outages increase
- US$188 million loan questioned
- Jailed and fired for being late
- A strange police case
- Winning big in ping pong
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Wednesday, 4 September 2002
- The Banco de Reservas’s new role
- To postpone or not to postpone
- New promising exports
- Completing the FTA with Central America
- Nobel Prize in Economics to lecture here
- Drug matters behind missing person
- 2002 Caribbean Airshow
- Yolanda Duke at Paris Olympia Theater
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Tuesday, 3 September 2002
- US$60 million injection curbs peso depreciation
- First meeting to discuss bilateral FTA with US
- Long lines to retrieve retained drivers licenses
- 9-10 September ticketing freeze suspended
- Medical malpractice insurance
- No one wants this hot potato
- Focus on DR’s NY consul
- Collecting a debt?
- Propane gas tank costs RD$103 more
- The unreal, phenomenal and spooky A’s
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Monday, 2 September 2002
- Measures to contain the devaluation
- City waste dump agreement
- Back to school
- Corruption in government
- Leonel: give the money back
- What’s happening in Monte Cristi?
- Ransom money was microfilmed
- Dolly wakes the Caribbean up
- ADAVIT protests cutting of commissions
- 45% rent movies in DR
- Santo Domingo Zoo membership
- DR succumbs in volleyball cup
- Felix Sanchez wins Brussels meet
- Olympic Center promised for June
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