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Daily News Archive July 2002
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Wednesday, 31 July 2002
  • Economy grows 6%
  • Freeze on government spending contemplated
  • Calderon vs. Diario Libre
  • Government seeks another loan from World Bank
  • RD$220 million owed to Urbaser
  • 11 new toll booths
  • Alternate route to Villa Mella
  • New Minister of Youth appointed
  • Importing of used clothing to be allowed
  • Power distributors violate Energy Ruling
  • Good luck hen to go to court
  • Dominicans prefer PRD party
  • Prieto Tours gets Pan Am lodging contract
  • Shakira visits
Tuesday, 30 July 2002
  • Disputing the foreign debt
  • Focus on big government spending
  • Red alert
  • The Maximo Gomez expressway 
  • Not a commission, an insurance fee
  • Proof of US citizenship and birth date?
  • PRSC legislators expected to ally with PRD
  • The motorcycle plague
  • Official start for Cap Cana
  • Amelia Vega is Miss Dominican Republic
Monday, 29 July 2002
  • Mejia blames external factors for problems at home
  • Big profits to be made in lobbying for loans
  • Energy Rules published
  • Three-hour air controller strike
  • 500 buses for OMSA
  • AMET automates fines paying
  • Concession approved for Villa Mella expressway
  • Bello Andino and Mejia meet
  • More on Balaguer’s descendents
  • Janelle Commissiong coming for Miss DR
Friday, 26 July 2002
  • Source of No DR-US free trade news
  • President announces tax correction not increase
  • Businessmen reject keeping 1.5%
  • Government triples tolls 
  • Extraordinary legislature convened
  • More on how tax payers money is used
  • Millions in loans for the Plan Renove
  • Spotlight on the government’s train
  • RD$32 million to pay retirement plans
  • New constitution
  • New municipal headquarters
  • Sugar mills can sell energy
  • Vice President feels ready to govern
  • Move to promote culture tours
  • Bloomberg in Santiago
  • Basketball clinics
Thursday, 25 July 2002
  • Congress to decide on new taxes
  • Another contract rescinded
  • No DR-US free trade agreement
  • Dengue alert
  • Slipping in human development
  • Lila loses favor of the PRD
  • Balaguer’s son and daughter?
  • 850,000 liters of beer sold daily in DR
  • Six Dominicans nominated to the Grammy
Wednesday, 24 July 2002
  • Mejia meets Bush
  • Meeting at the OAS
  • Understanding recent trade moves 
  • More US loans for the DR
  • Agreement with Smith Enron
  • Fixing the 1.5% tax on gross sales
  • Urbaser sues municipality
  • Mejia tied with Fernandez
  • Air travel down 13.61%
  • Dry cell plant closes
  • Pan Am sports venues update
  • Mining for Dominican diamonds
Tuesday, 23 July 2002
  • New York mayor to visit
  • Rumors of new taxes for 2003
  • Tax exemptions for Pan Am cars
  • Bypassing the power distributors
  • Public bus service has financial trouble
  • Better days ahead for Congress
  • Hatuey gets the blame for 45%
  • Jacinto Peynado leads in PRSC
  • Bank advertising boom
  • Teaching love for math
  • Motorcycle daredevils cause 4 deaths
Monday, 22 July 2002
  • President Mejia travels to Washington
  • Different agendas 
  • Colonial City off limits to big trucks
  • Smith-Enron returns to negotiating table
  • Bordas sent to Miami as consul
  • Sans Souci to be developed
  • Power ruling goes into effect
  • 50%+1 vote requirement stays
  • PRSC-PRD love affair over
  • Balaguer’s last wish
Friday, 19 July 2002
  • Lobbying continues for constitutional reform
  • New PRSC + PLD alliance?
  • Enron generator to international arbitrage
  • Canadian ambassador recognized
  • It’s expensive to live in Santo Domingo
  • New trends in tourism
Thursday, 18 July 2002
  • DR included in AIDS agreement
  • Unprecedented final homage to Balaguer
  • May the caudillos rest in peace
  • Making Puerto Plata a better place
  • Merengue Festival
Wednesday, 17 July 2002
  • Evaluating pending loans
  • Lobbying for the PRD and PLD votes
  • Balaguer museum at 25 Maximo Gomez
  • The blank page
  • Strengthening of the Euro to benefit travel
  • Yoqui and Bobby
  • Comedy not to be missed
Tuesday, 16 July 2002
  • Balaguer funeral services
  • Constitution discussions set for Saturday
  • Case against former consul to be heard
  • Visas for Colombians
  • Samana highway begun
  • Anisia trial to court
  • Ministers reject Bahia de las Aguilas bill
  • Casa de Teatro celebrates
Monday, 15 July 2002
  • End of an era
  • Balaguer funeral services
  • Congress approves constitutional changes
  • City government approves more pensions
  • Fafa Taveras suffers car accident
  • Felix Sanchez at the top
Friday, 12 July 2002
  • Ministry opposes Bahia de las Aguilas bill
  • DR is very attractive to investors
  • Garbage service resumes
  • Good news for real estate operations 
  • Congress to rule on constitutional reform today
  • Balaguer hangs on
  • Who’s who in the PRSC
  • Less money in circulation
  • Megacentro power plant dispute
  • Altagracia Lopez to head INTEC
  • Dream team to prepare Pan Am shows
Thursday, 11 July 2002
  • Amphitheater for colonial city
  • US agency donation for mining
  • Moving ahead on the border development fund
  • Balaguer taken off respirator
  • Press banned from covering constitutional reform
  • Tourism development for Bahia de las Aguilas
  • US$48.3 million in loans passed by Senate
  • Presidente Beer exports up 31.5%
  • AES Ede Este disputes mall power plant
  • Family planning success
Wednesday, 10 July 2002
  • Balaguer continues to be critically ill
  • Bautista on constitutional reform
  • Monetary Code to Congressv
  • Doctors strike cancelled
  • Improving urban planning
  • Mejia to Washington, D.C.
  • Fuel tax seeks to reduce illegal gas sales
  • DR left out of Caribbean AIDS drugs deal
  • Trinidad pipeline is good news
  • What's the garbage deal?
  • Dominican sex industry
  • Dominicans star in All-Star Game
Tuesday, 9 July 2002
  • Mejia vs. Fernandez
  • 2.2% inflation in first half 2002
  • Transporting more than used clothing?
  • Garbage companies step up the pressure
  • Airport employees fail anti-doping test
  • 30-year sentence to filmmaker murderers
  • NY Consul decree on hold?
  • Law firm celebrates 75th anniversary
  • Producing power from coal
  • Punta Cana hotels attract soccer people
  • Nine Dominicans in All Star Game today
Monday, 8 July 2002
  • Balaguer to decide constitutional reform
  • New government jobs for Peña Gomez relatives
  • Government to honor garbage debts
  • Most teachers make RD$10,000+
  • Parking meters to be installed on city streets
  • Live your home or leave
  • More cruise ships for La Romana
  • Good press for Casa de Campo
  • Coral Canoa hotel earns ecological certification
  • Pan Am starts flights to Punta Cana
  • Story of perseverance
  • Pedro Martinez comes home
  • Portuguese soccer team vacations here
Friday, 5 July 2002
  • PRSC leader in hospital
  • PRSC to decide on 45 percent issue Tuesday
  • Trouble at the border over used clothing ban
  • Spain enters garbage fray
  • Four years in jail, no day in court
  • OMSA fires bad drivers
  • Men protest over child support
  • Dominicans dominate Big Leagues’ top 50 list
  • Dominican swimmers find gold in Curacao
Thursday, 4 July 2002
  • Forty-five percent accord not a done deal
  • Arrest of EdeEste execs "deplorable"
  • Editorial blasts government's "illegal and immoral" acts
  • Garbage bad for breathing
  • PLD members could be reinstated
  • Major investment from Taiwan
  • Forces try to sabotage Social Security plan
  • Concerns about strength of Duarte Bridge
  • Eastern cattle ranchers in trouble
Wednesday, 3 July 2002
  • Agreement on constitutional reforms
  • Punishing power executives for blackouts
  • Stalemate in garbage crisis
  • Boycott over Balaguer Highway
  • Fifteen textile factories close this year
  • Haiti tries for Caricom membership
  • More visitors for Punta Cana in June
  • Sosa's spat with Sports Illustrated
Tuesday, 2 July 2002
  • PLD kicks out ten members for not toeing the line
  • Drug cartel behind Senator's murder? 
  • Everstz informs on Vimenca robbery
  • New Minister of Industry and Trade
  • Fireworks factory a dangerous "powder keg" 
  • Piling up 1,800 tons of garbage a day
  • More on Environment Department layoffs
  • Tuberculosis cases rise in La Romana
Monday, 1 July 2002
  • Constitutional reform approved by Deputies
  • A return to abuse of power?
  • Garbage piling up in streets
  • Santo Domingo Produce Market restarted
  • Turmoil at Environment Department
  • Anti-corruption arrests at La Victoria
  • New jails for La Vega and La Romana
  • Tourism Minister calls for more hotel rooms
  • HIV alarm in Bani
  • Record-breaking number of All Stars
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