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Daily News Archive April 2002
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Tuesday, 30 April 2002
  • Money laundering bill back to zero?
  • Water supply restored
  • Dangerous motorcycles
  • Moncion Dam to generate power
  • Government revenues up 22%
  • Potential new gold site
  • President prefers to use loans 
  • Real estate bill could make things worse
  • Guilliani Cury to Washington?
  • High profitability for banks
  • The government elite
  • Yardstick to measure growth
  • Jaquez favors pushing for re-election
Friday, 26 April 2002
  • DR1 breaks for Labor Day
  • President exonerates Falconbridge
  • Dominican passports for Swiss-born children
  • US$25 million for zinc roofs
  • Collection of Pedro Henriquez Ureña works announced
  • Fernando Alvarez Bogaert to Washington
  • NGO commission to meet again
  • New deadline for removing bills
  • Social Security on the way
  • Colonel who wanted fast service suspended
  • Corrupt sergeant caught red-handed
  • Mortgages to cost more
  • Model United Nations for youths
  • 71,000 Dominicans in Florida
  • Placido Domingo concert on TV
  • Sosa bats his eighth homer
Thursday, 25 April 2002
  • What’s behind the salary debate
  • Who is Julio Cross?
  • The high cost of the Senate
  • Priorities for city hall
  • The non-candidate
  • Campaign innovation
  • Penalizing the “jevitos”
  • Pipeline breakages nothing new
  • AMET colonel wanted fast service
  • Book fair opens tonight
  • RD$1.7 billion for Pan Am Games
  • World marathon record-holder visits
Wednesday, 24 April 2002
  • Construction begins on Bani highway
  • Bahia de las Aguilas development conflict
  • Another government ministry
  • Wage increase rejected
  • A non-official holiday
  • Vacation time?
  • US Consulate takes a break
  • Importing natural gas
  • Vesuvio Restaurant founder passes away
  • A singer’s plight
  • Trujillo’s women to air tonight
  • Sosa vs. Bonds
Tuesday, 23 April 2002
  • Free eyeglasses program
  • Ceiling on Banreservas borrowing
  • Slight contamination of water supply
  • The best-paid employees
  • Half million voters relocated
  • Meet the city government candidates
  • Trade with the US declines
  • NY resident wants mistake corrected
  • Golf trade show could boost DR travel
  • Surfing, windsurfing & kiteboarding
Monday, 22 April 2002
  • Focus on nuclear transport ship
  • 10,141 new legal residents
  • Cost of the elections: RD$1.2 billion+
  • Solution for young voters problem
  • PRD avoids senatorial debate
  • Mejia picks on Fernandez
  • Boom in medium-priced property sales
  • Major water source closed down as precaution
  • Venezuela removes its ambassador
  • Teofilo Barreiro dies of a heart attack
  • Beaches family resort for Punta Cana
  • Lung diving world records set
Friday, 19 April 2002
  • Sabamar project gets EU dollars 
  • IDB to support agriculture sector 
  • Replacing a scientist with a politician
  • NGOs blame two government officers 
  • Peggy makes it to city candidates debate
  • Four men die in plane crash
  • Cleft lip operations benefit hundreds
  • Cristobal Marte to Pan Am Games
Thursday, 18 April 2002
  • AMET agents vs. traffic lights
  • PRSC deputies say no to more borrowing
  • Criminal procedures code passes
  • Deputies take extended leave of absence
  • Curious twist in the May election
  • Dominican nationality, please
  • Lawyers cannot abuse their position
  • President signs leaves of absence 
  • Making Santo Domingo more livable
  • Urban planners urge no more overpasses
  • Santiago-Port au Prince flight missing
Wednesday, 17 April 2002
  • Politics takes over Santo Domingo
  • Many new voters excluded from lists
  • Harsh judgment for violent lover
  • Test the electric meters
  • US$20 million for shipyard and new ships
  • Duty free books soon?
  • Leonel Fernandez to Venezuela
  • Dominicans in America conference
  • Birdwatchers Big Day
  • Sandals to build hotel in Punta Cana
  • Lung diving for world records
  • Dominican coaches in Major Leagues
Tuesday, 16 April 2002
  • President Mejia attends investment conference
  • 16 May election results schedule
  • Development of Bahia de las Aguilas
  • Norwegian forestry group opposes Guaigui Dam
  • More taxpayer money to finance politicians
  • Maternal and infant mortality 
  • Fireman’s children die in home blaze
  • Barahona city to get its beach
  • Washington, D.C. internship program
  • Placido Domingo at the National Theater
Monday, 15 April 2002
  • Ritz Carlton to invest in Punta Cana
  • Amhsa opens its first hotel in Bavaro
  • President to visit Jamaica
  • Venezuelan ambassador resigned?
  • Planting trees in Mirador del Este Park
  • AIDS is big threat to young women 
  • RD$45 million for Competitiveness Plan
  • Teachers sought for NY public schools
  • Falconbridge pipeline closed 
  • New campaign focus on the parties
Friday, 12 April 2002
  • Costa Rica summit watches Venezuela closely
  • Free trade impass with Costa Rica resolved 
  • Puerto Rico sends help to DR
  • Visas for Haitians to be reduced
  • Thousands of Haitian documents delivered
  • Homeless no more 
  • Youth meet to discuss AIDs
  • Four new ambassadors 
  • Exchange rate hits RD$18 in some sectors
  • Beras Goico in charge of Pan Am ceremonies
  • Chuck Mangione in Santo Domingo
Thursday, 11 April 2002
  • Trying to empty the jails
  • Human bones found in luggage
  • Carton plant destroyed by fire; area evacuated
  • New program aims to reduce blackouts
  • Spilled oil to be cleaned up by Friday
  • Central Bank inflation figures
  • Travel marketplace comes to Punta Cana
  • AA announces Punta Cana and Santiago flights
  • Carlos Ros presides over AmCham 
  • Dominican rider excels at equestrian event
Wednesday, 10 April 2002
  • An hour and a half to Samana
  • Control government spending
  • Tax relief for business sectors?
  • Many immigrate, few leave
  • Chamber of Deputies suspends its work
  • Military shopping trip to US
  • More Levis to be made here 
  • Dominicans support enforcement of traffic rules
  • DutchBird starts flights to the DR 
  • Luis Pujols to manage Detroit Tigers
Tuesday, 9 April 2002
  • Win-win situation for DR and Haiti
  • Rising petrol prices 
  • Using politicians’ nicknames
  • Polling the candidates for 2004
  • Falconbridge oil spill
  • Tourist air arrivals down 18.7% 
  • Mountain climbers were on ecological mission
Monday, 8 April 2002
  • Dominicans behind Pan Am Games
  • IMF report on Dominican debt
  • Dominican lender checked for money laundering
  • HR Watch asks DR: Don’t demand Haitian IDs
  • No Dominican press, please
  • Sidestepping legal procedures
  • Picking up the tab for Haitian births
  • Peggy leads in Hoy poll
  • Balaguer still most popular politician
  • Mountain climbers rescued
  • New Chilean ambassador
  • Study in Spain
  • Beach development for Bani
  • Tourism port for Puerto Plata
  • Orchids exhibition
Friday, 5 April 2002
  • 13 climbers located, not rescued
  • Taiwan donation for forests
  • World Bank team meets President
  • RD$296.5 million to finance election campaigns
  • Toll booths: the goose that laid the golden eggs?
  • Concession passed without review
  • A coup to Ministry of Environment head?
  • Focus on prostitution and AIDS in jails
  • The powers that be in the DR
  • Transport a big plus, job creation a big minus
  • Faith healing not black magic
  • A Dominican-Puerto Rican love story
Thursday, 4 April 2002
  • Georeferencing: a plus for real estate buying
  • Northwest Aqueduct loan passed
  • Caribbean military chiefs meet in Punta Cana
  • Protecting Peggy Cabral from the competition?
  • 75% plan to vote in May election
  • Governments do not like prefab housing
  • No black magic at Basilica
  • HRW director meets President Mejia 
  • 13 mountain climbers rescued
  • New office for electricity complaints
  • More than two million vehicles
  • Busy entertainment calendar
Wednesday, 3 April 2002
  • New ruling for commercial paper transactions
  • 64,000 jobs lost in economic slowdown
  • RD$73 million in commissions for military hospital loan
  • Missing mountain climbers
  • PRD leads in voter preference
  • PLD mayoral candidate Salcedo slams big payroll
  • Meet the candidates for mayor
  • Senators denounce unauthorized land clearing
  • Meeting of two former presidents
  • Sewn Products Equipment & Technology Expo
  • Name change for the Pollos del Cibao
Tuesday, 2 April 2002
  • Green light to preferential voting system
  • Government is banks’ biggest client
  • Letting the peso float?
  • Senator says President can’t veto a loan
  • Another US$38.7 million hospital loan
  • Cost of highway explained
  • Political cartoons
  • Lots believe government is corrupt
  • Easter weekend totals
  • Satanic cult ritual at Basilica La Altagracia 
  • Compay Segundo to perform here
  • Pavarotti concert cancelled
  • Bartolo Colon and Dominicans in Major Leagues 
  • Dominican chess players to Slovenia
Monday, 1 April 2002
  • 33 die over Easter weekend
  • Abducted children returned to mom
  • Taking a step backwards?
  • US$27 million to remodel Congress
  • Underground power cable for Colonial City
  • More benefits for government physicians
  • Outstanding Dominican physician passes away
  • Big earnings in bank commissions
  • 65% of Dominicans are pessimistic 
  • Priest banned from Channel 41
  • Clinton optimistic on DR future
  • Rich and famous vacation in DR
  • World class equestrian competition
  • Focus on the Major Leagues
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