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Daily News Archive August 2002
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Friday, 30 August 2002
  • Stepping up security at the border
  • Senator denies recommending deputy consul
  • Suggestions to solve the power crisis
  • Too many military involved in domestic violence
  • Vice President revs up to run for President
  • No date for talking of FTA with DR
  • Richard Bernal, the star Caricom negotiator
  • 446 dishes vie for prizes in Gastronomy Prix
  • World Volleyball Cup
  • Spotlight on Felix Sanchez
Thursday, 29 August 2002
  • Export revenues sent to open market
  • Social Security system ready for November?
  • Cutting the trees of Beata Island
  • New government appointment
  • Excess government payroll
  • Solving the power problems in six months
  • DR ranks midway on corruption index list
  • Diplomat arrested for drug trafficking
  • Villa Cartagena accused of two kidnappings
  • The XVI Hotel & Restaurant Trade Show
  • Punta Cana travel up
  • Vanity Fair feeds controvery on AA587
Wednesday, 28 August 2002
  • The judges go to the jails
  • Juan Dolio expressways
  • Days of neo-colonialism?
  • Working towards the FTAA
  • Hugo Guiliani on new trade strategy
  • Promoting Scandinavian business 
  • Enrique Iglesias booked at Altos de Chavon
Tuesday, 27 August 2002
  • Improving the lighting in Santo Domingo
  • US$25 million+ to issue social security cards
  • 24% interest on power company loans to affiliates
  • Peace Corps director visits
  • Carvajal insists on managing dump
  • 9% more in petroleum tax revenues
  • Banks favor change in commission management
  • Dollar breaks RD$19 to US$1 mark
  • Placer Dome update
  • Hok and Ellerbe Becket vie for Quisqueya redesign 
Monday, 26 August 2002
  • Mejia to Washington 
  • Electricity Regulation to be revised
  • Duquesa landfill belongs to all municipalities
  • Health services for public school students
  • Seven careers dominate at UASD
  • Peynado seeks to be PRSC candidate
  • Haiti Embassy issues ID papers
  • Foreign business has advantages over locals
  • Private sector borrowing decreases
  • Bus operators protest
  • Aeromar increases STI and SDQ frequencies
  • A peculiar photo exhibition
Friday, 23 August 2002
  • New ceiling for government borrowing
  • No exporting taxes, please
  • Government spending pulls peso down
  • Editorial for upholding the power ruling
  • Mejia optimistic about power solution
  • Solar power for computer labs
  • One dead and 14 injured in Capotillo
  • Defending his innocence
  • Foreigners come for plastic surgery
  • Protest of dolphin capture
  • New era for Sosua?
Thursday, 22 August 2002
  • Bear Stearns praises Dominican economy
  • Profit repatriation hurting
  • New JCE judges?
  • Travel agents protest elimination of commissions
  • Who will collect the tolls?
  • 4 out of 10 graduate from 8th grade
  • New mayors, new garbage companies
  • Colors for Ciudad Nueva
  • Alburquerque owed 60 months
Wednesday, 21 August 2002
  • US Congressmen visit President Mejia
  • Will the power ruling prevail?
  • Two week vacations start new legislature
  • Downsizing at the Santo Domingo city hall
  • US is 6th largest apparel exporter to US
  • Power generators gripe about distributors
  • Please Promote Export Industries
  • Foreign travel recovering
Tuesday, 20 August 2002
  • Changes in the military announced
  • Other appointments
  • New consul general for Haiti
  • The case of the caught consul
  • City government appointments
  • Luxury home tax ceiling raised
  • Duquesa garbage dump conflict
  • Carvajal defends his keeping the dump
  • AA passenger released
  • On the whereabouts of Villa Cartagena
  • Calle 54 music at the National Theater
Monday, 19 August 2002
  • Another Presidential promise to cut borrowing
  • High marks for macroeconomic stability
  • New congress members
  • Diario Libre on Amable Aristy
  • An honest public servant
  • Deputies approve more attractive retirement funds
  • Merca Santo Domingo market works begin
  • Fernandez points to loss of jobs
  • Protecom office for Higuey
  • Remittances up
  • September 11 paranoia?
  • Search for suspected kidnapper
  • World Cup Shotgun 
  • Soriano’s great weekend
  • Joan Guzman is world boxing champ
  • Felix Sanchez bids for Golden prize in athletics
Thursday, 15 August 2002
  • No news update for Friday
  • Milagros Ortiz is most popular
  • Education sector overview
  • Placer Dome contract approved
  • RD$174 million to remodel Congress
  • Ecommerce bill passes
  • Growth sectors
  • Audit of power capitalization recommended
  • Loans in the limbo
  • The controversial US$180 million loan 
  • Capellan could have been held in Bani
  • US$15.8 million to repair Sports Park
  • Picking up the tab for Pan Am Village
  • Video filmed at Presidential Palace
Wednesday, 14 August 2002
  • President Mejia address slated for 15 August
  • US$90 billion budget for 2003?
  • The deteriorating exchange rate
  • Dominicans believe government is corrupt
  • Calderon: Ventura is my friend
  • US$248 million more in loans
  • Lobbying to change Electricity Ruling?
  • Tax proposal to be studied by next legislature
  • New bills pass in Chamber of Deputies
  • More jobs in free zone companies
  • Banco Global merges with Banco Mercantil
  • AA announces restructuring efforts
  • France honors Dominican painter
  • New basketball record
Tuesday, 13 August 2002
  • Limelight on train promoter
  • More on the Maximo Gomez concession
  • Paying to service US interests
  • CONEP recommendations
  • Senator opposes new tax proposals
  • Census announced for October
  • PLD and PRSC split in Congress
  • Poll on President’s popularity
  • US Airways keeps flights
Monday, 12 August 2002
  • Looking for a plantain flour manufacturer
  • Artificial economic boom?
  • Dominican businesses cringe
  • Train businessman indicted in Puerto Rico
  • Kidnapped businessman released
  • Juana Arrendel is tops again
  • Great weekend for Sammy Sosa
Friday, 9 August 2002
  • More revisions to Monetary Code
  • US$200 million World Bank loan sought
  • Automating the civil registration offices 
  • Flow of funds not reaching hospitals
  • Big talkers at city government
  • Big spending in OMSA
  • Business convened to discuss tax proposals
  • Focus on the foreign debt
  • 11 from Armed Forces to face civil justice
  • More Latin music stars to launch Cap Cana
Thursday, 8 August 2002
  • Power subsidies reinstated
  • Bautista and Alburquerque up for re-election
  • Important bills forgotten in Congress
  • 20 tollbooths
  • Exporters most affected new taxes
  • Food smuggling via Haitian border
  • New Cuban ambassador
  • Migration issues need to be a priority
  • Remodeling of Quisqueya Ball Park
Wednesday, 7 August 2002
  • US$300 million for more government loans
  • Businessmen protest new taxation
  • Monetary Board meets with President
  • Johnny Bernal to head Hotel Association 
  • US Airways wants to fly East
  • Construction accidents go up, with high rises
  • Union Fenosa lobbies for keeping its privileges
  • DR wins silver in volleyball
Tuesday, 6 August 2002
  • Business unites to oppose new taxes
  • Spending more for state payroll
  • More cash for the government
  • Money for maintenance?
  • Food prices go up with tolls
  • First Lady scam
  • Government licenses for all professions
  • Windfall for power distributors
  • More on the son of Balaguer
  • Candid camera sex hotel films 
  • Ransom in pesos, not dollars
  • Taino Exhibition
  • Shakira to promote DR
Monday, 5 August 2002
  • Mejia feels taxes should be increased
  • Tolls increase is bonus for transporters
  • Revenues on target, but spending increases 
  • Boycott to ONG revision
  • The son of Balaguer
  • Santiago businessman kidnapped
  • New UK ambassador
  • New Canadian ambassador
  • Smith-Enron power plant turned on
  • Peter the great
Friday, 2 August 2002
  • More foreign loans passed
  • Pension for Balaguer’s cook
  • Payment problems affect power distributors
  • RD$16.6 billion in BOT projects
  • Traffic cops violate traffic law
  • Unions dispute increased tolls
  • The hen doesn’t make it to court
  • UK pedophile rings seek DR children
  • US takes big step to boost its exports 
  • Pan Am Games get new mascot
  • City basketball tournament
Thursday, 1 August 2002
  • Restrictions on state borrowing 
  • Vice President recipe for budget control
  • Business community rejects new taxes
  • Foreign investment up 6%
  • Railroad chimera approved
  • New director CAB
  • Lila back in the game
  • Restricting access to official sources
  • Newspaper success story
  • Chain-reaction accident
  • Registering voters in New York
  • Francisco Casanova on stage
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