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Daily News Archive February 2002
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Thursday, 28 February 2002
  • President supports Competitiveness Plan
  • President Mejia on government borrowing
  • An optimistic President Mejia 
  • More from Mejia’s speech
  • Senate agenda
  • Shortened budget report
  • In defense of neighborhood park areas
  • Who’s to blame?
  • NGOs protest paying taxes
  • Missing scientists found
  • The winners of the Independence Cycling Tour
Tuesday, 26 February 2002
  • DR1 to take a break tomorrow
  • Public school teachers go on strike again 
  • NGOs now to be taxed
  • Peggy would negotiate candidacy with Balaguer
  • Embassy can’t move until 2008
  • La Vega carnival industry
  • New ambassadors
  • Cibao Airport set for mid-April opening
  • American Eagle cancels Barahona flight
  • Toño Rosario in the Grammy Awards
  • Felipe Rojas Alou to the Escogido
  • Independence Cycling Tour
Monday, 25 February 2002
  • European Union backs DR
  • DR could buy petroleum from Ecuador
  • Government rules against large business
  • Did he resign or not?
  • New rector at the UASD
  • Where is the nun’s money going?
  • Senators to seek re-election
  • Undercover operation catches phone fraud 
  • American Eagle up for sale
  • NYTimes focuses on Dominican culture 
  • On the Placido Domingo concert
Friday, 22 February 2002
  • Tax evaders and tax collections
  • Teachers’ pension plan funds missing
  • Minister of Public Health should resign
  • New director at Dario Contreras 
  • Editorial on government money priorities
  • Corruption in government
  • Moving the US Embassy?
  • Why did Senator Najri lose?
  • Estimated 300,000 Dominican voters in NY
  • Interest rates start to climb
  • In favor of a single currency market
  • Housing sales up
  • Carnival celebrations
  • Jose Carreras to perform in Santo Domingo
  • Cycling Tour update
  • Weekend tournament in La Romana
Thursday, 21 February 2002
  • President travels to Ecuador
  • Caucedo port gets official start
  • Mejia wants the “millions of Chanflan”
  • Luis Miguel concert a hit
  • Candelier denies agents will apply fines
  • No eviction for zoo squatters
  • Free trade negotiations
  • PRSC prepares to form alliances
  • Alliances with minority parties?
  • Leonel Fernandez criticizes US war economy
  • CHA president on Bahia de las Aguilas
  • AES announces sale of power plants 
  • Mirabal sisters’ assassin dies
  • Coldplay rock star in DR
  • Mike Tyson to train in DR
  • Arrendel’s extraordinary comeback
Wednesday, 20 February 2002
  • NY politics comes to DR
  • AMET agents cannot legally impose fines
  • Day care center closings
  • US$19.6 million loans to buy Spanish tractors
  • Political pilgrimages to 25 Maximo Gomez
  • Fernandez gets green light for PRSC negotiation
  • Haitian IDs only for adults
  • AES asset sales respond to problems in US
  • Salma Hayek praises Mirabal sisters
  • Luis Miguel live show on TV
  • Venezuelan wins first stage of cycling tour
Tuesday, 19 February 2002
  • NY Governor visits
  • Focus on a seven-year-old
  • Garbage defeats Ventura
  • No confiscation of licenses
  • 95% use seat belts
  • PRD candidates for May election
  • Dario Contreras director resigns
  • Let the market decide how many hotel rooms to build
  • Plan to improve Sosua Beach
  • Salma Hayek in Santo Domingo
  • Pavarotti tickets for sale
  • 45,000 to see Luis Miguel
Monday, 18 February 2002
  • Driver requirements to be enforced
  • Interest rates will not increase, says CB Governor 
  • 92% of Dominicans live in urban areas
  • US$11 million for 11 helicopters
  • Hotel offer far exceeds demand
  • Second round for state university election
  • PRD to announce results of primary today
  • Peace Corps celebrates 40th anniversary in DR
  • Name change for the DR?
  • Come meet the ostriches
  • Ozzie Smith visits today
Friday, 15 February 2002
  • Don’t try to bribe an AMET agent
  • President Mejia meets with Candelier
  • Pay up or get out of government-built dwellings
  • Haitians use free medical services
  • NY Governor’s agenda in Santo Domingo
  • Bill and Hillary Clinton to visit
  • Business sectors on new treasury certificates
  • Florida policeman dies in parachute accident
  • 2002 Carnival 
  • Sandcastle-building time in Cabarete
Thursday, 14 February 2002
  • Electoral campaign officially opens today
  • From one extreme to another
  • Government authorizes increase in sugar prices
  • Anti-dumping law signed
  • In favor of exchange rate unification
  • President Mejia to visit Colombia and Ecuador
  • Who will be the PRD senate candidate? 
  • Fewer travelers in January
  • Helados Bon to distribute Walls ice cream
  • AES Ede Este affected by home company woes
  • Pavarotti in Santo Domingo
Wednesday, 13 February 2002
  • Innovation is key to success in tourism
  • Ministry of Tourism annual awards 
  • The Santo Domingo News founder is honored
  • New tourist card entry
  • Power Superintendent answers AES Ede Este
  • Two more bridges over Ozama River?
  • More helicopters for the Army?
  • Compensating for the floating peso
  • Slums encroaching on Zoo
  • Morning-after pill controversy
  • Tita Hasbun explains dress label incident
  • Dominican becomes first Latino general manager
Tuesday, 12 February 2002
  • New green areas to be created
  • Teachers strike continues
  • Internal division within Central Electoral Board
  • New Jersey governor to visit
  • New city hotel
  • 10,500 hopefuls to PRD candidacies
  • Dominican cigar exports
  • Casandra Awards winners
Monday, 11 February 2002
  • President urges Candelier to control himself
  • Mejia takes the power companies side
  • Open skies policy being implemented
  • To strike or not to strike
  • Martinez favors mass transport system
  • Manufacturing twin plants for border towns
  • A PRD elephant tied up behind Balaguer’s house?
  • Tension on Flight 619
  • Argentina to close its Dominican Embassy
  • Mexico wins the Caribbean Series
  • Casandra Awards tonight
Friday, 8 February 2002
  • RD$500 fines for not wearing seatbelts
  • President warns teachers their wages could be cut
  • DR asks to be included in regional free trade talks
  • Doctors protest delays in subsidy payments
  • Rice producers protest border contraband
  • Low inflation in January
  • GDP growth of 6% in 2002
  • Bank interest rates take a leap
  • Bad news for Johnny Ventura
  • Johnny Ventura prepares anniversary bash
  • Baby sea lion born in Punta Cana 
  • DR stays alive in Caribbean Series
Thursday, 7 February 2002
  • New York Governor to visit
  • Supreme Court rules on electoral dispute
  • City Hall seeks loan to pay garbage debt
  • Sovereign bonds commission has yet to meet
  • Lessons in how to avoid bottlenecks
  • Wear your seat belt
  • PRD rejects Nazir Atallah as senator 
  • Balaguer chooses his candidates
  • Helping Dominican children
  • Falconbridge resumes production
  • Mother wins suit against Edesur
  • Ten new free zone industries
  • Forum to discuss future of free zones
  • Sell out expected for Luis Miguel concert
  • Last chance for DR in Caribbean Series
Wednesday, 6 February 2002
  • Integrating as a regional trading block
  • Costa Rica and DR to start free trade
  • President says he would run in 2008, not 2004 
  • Closing down noisy shops
  • Businessmen urge government to cut spending 
  • Explaining the dollar’s climb
  • Felix Jose stars in Caribbean Series 
Tuesday, 5 February 2002
  • President Mejia travels to Belize for one-day meeting
  • Time to join Caricom and SICA?
  • 200 million euros from European Union 
  • PRD president defends Mejia government
  • PRSC politician agrees with Fernandez
  • Didier Schuller returns to France
  • The lucrative business of politics
  • Police nab drug dealer in Puerto Plata
  • Valentine’s Day benefit
  • Good year for Juana Arrendel
  • DR loses to Mexico in Caribbean Baseball Series
Monday, 4 February 2002
  • Tax exemption on wages increased
  • President Mejia: no more raises in government
  • Propane gas frauds will be tried
  • Listin: Government made inappropriate use of bonds money
  • Leonel Fernandez: PRD is mortgaging the country
  • Government borrowing could force interest rates up
  • 35% decline in La Romana free zone jobs
  • Remittances expected to decline
  • Gasoline station owners want to sell liquor
  • Licey vs. Mexico today
Friday, 1 February 2002
  • Aviation Board rules in favor of competition
  • France to request Schuller’s extradition
  • Reasons for peso’s declining value
  • Emam Zade: “Peso was overvalued”
  • Blaming department heads for late paychecks
  • Government payroll eats biggest chunk of revenues
  • President resigns from PRI
  • Vladimir Guerrero: Caribbean Series big attraction
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