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Daily News Archive June 2002
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Friday, 28 June 2002
  • Constitutional reform passes in first reading
  • Presidential envoy meets again with Balaguer 
  • Garbage companies stop work due to debt
  • Gómez family and lawyer urged to tell all
  • President Mejía gets "love letter" from US President
  • Seventeen PRSC members expelled
  • Financial Times tells the DR loans story to world
  • The "War Against Deforestation" 
  • Parking meters come to capital
Thursday, 27 June 2002
  • Two could have murdered Collares
  • Ministerial meeting opens 
  • Ministry clears Argentinean ambassador and consul
  • Negotiating the simple majority
  • Setting the record straight on PLD senator's win 
  • Expo Europa dates changed
  • Watch the World Cup!
Wednesday, 26 June 2002
  • DR investment up in 2001
  • US$3 million in tourism promotion abroad
  • Balaguer favors 50% + 1 vote requirement
  • RD$40,000 a month pension for 19 deputies
  • Alleged assassin killed in jail
  • Senators-elect could resign their posts
  • Prostitution scandal in Argentina
  • Power distributors control market 
Tuesday, 25 June 2002
  • President to pitch in Kansas City
  • Puerto Rico-DR university agreement
  • The inefficiency of the power distributors
  • Taking over Mirador del Este Park
  • Political speculations
  • RD$300 million for border city market
  • Smuggled beverages corner 30% of market
  • CHA recognizes La Romana-Bayahibe
  • New shopping plaza planned for 27 de Febrero
Monday, 24 June 2002
  • ACP meetings in Bavaro
  • President Mejia on his re-election
  • President Mejia and the Ukraine airplanes
  • Jimmy Pastoriza passes away
  • Irregular sale of diesel and fuel oil
  • Illegal extraction of construction materials
  • 80-year old MLB record broken
Friday, 21 June 2002
  • Reforming the Constitution
  • Santiago park designers chosen
  • Ministry of Environment vs. Department of Mining
  • RD$100 million for the monuments
  • Puerto Plata Lighthouse to be restored
  • Deputies pass US$57 million loans for hospitals
  • New spokesman for PLD in Congress
  • Air controller strike affects DR travel
  • Why the low rates
  • Scam at the Municipal Police
Thursday, 20 June 2002
  • US$100 million for power generators
  • Transcontinental goes to open market
  • Power ruling coming soon
  • Untangling the power mess
  • Meter installation in barrios is bad business
  • Everyone wants a big pension
  • Isabel Bonilla resigns as PLD spokesperson
  • Castillo ties 80-year record
Wednesday, 19 June 2002
  • Firings at Ministry of Environment
  • Gas station construction halted
  • Construction on hold at Isabela Airport
  • Why blackouts are increasing
  • President calls meeting with distributors
  • Segura challenges Sanchez
  • 12,000 water meters installed
  • Fired consul could be tried
  • The people smuggling business 
  • President Mejia on Pan Am Games
Tuesday, 18 June 2002
  • Manabao dam again?
  • Spain to support fishing development here
  • World Bank defends its role in privatization
  • Power expert says deals were illegal
  • Law school deficiencies exposed
  • Russian aircraft for Dominicana Airlines?
  • Dollar buys more in DR
  • American Airlines lands in Punta Cana
  • Five Dominicans could win 15 or more games
Monday, 17 June 2002
  • Buying tractors and planes from Ukraine
  • President Mejia to travel to Nicaragua
  • Consul fired
  • Why the loans to build tollbooths?
  • The mafia behind privatization
  • The power generation contracts
  • Bottlenecks for local producers exposed
  • Another dead as result of failed boat trip
  • Bachata makes it big time
Friday, 14 June 2002
  • President Mejia in Kiev
  • Billions to build new toll booths
  • On highway concessions
  • Distributors need to be more efficient
  • Power distributors getting help from the government?
  • Being competitive with high interest rates?
  • Trade with US declines
  • US$20 million discrepancy
  • Two confirmed dead on boat trip
  • 10 more Chinese arrested
  • Supermarket bank robbery solved
Thursday, 13 June 2002
  • Italian fashion companies to DR?
  • US$143 million for farming projects
  • Low foreign debt?
  • RD$100 million in abandoned medical equipment
  • 56 rescued at sea
  • New governor of Puerto Plata
  • Liz Taylor is back
  • Lots of baby animals at the zoo
Wednesday, 12 June 2002
  • Power contracts annulled to save money
  • More on the power negotiations
  • Chamber of Deputies turns down loans
  • Herrera Airport off limits for city government
  • Strike at Post Office
  • Boat people found alive
  • Chinese travelers to be deported
  • Cement vs. tourism development
  • Roberto Salcedo's priorities
Tuesday, 11 June 2002
  • President Mejia speaks at FAO Summit
  • DR gets seat in ILO
  • New Minister of Industry and Commerce
  • IFAD to lend US$20 million 
  • Government borrowing levels
  • Blackouts by the bundle
  • Dominican consul involved in people smuggling?
  • New car anti-theft system 
  • Hotel occupancy down
Monday, 10 June 2002
  • Update on President’s trip to Europe
  • Mejia visits Fernandez and Balaguer
  • The largest heroine bust
  • Bautista wants to reform constitution now
  • City governments get their power back
  • 66 Dominican boat people missing
  • More stolen vehicles recovered
  • North American to fly to Santiago
  • Lauda Air wants to fly to Milan
  • Spirit Air to fly from Ft Lauderdale
  • Punta Cana travel up
  • Jose Carreras postpones his show
Friday, 7 June 2002
  • President to meet with Leonel
  • Stop to multi-million dollar loans?
  • Drive defensively near overpasses
  • Update on Indotel
  • Taking over Herrera Airport?
  • 112,359 more public employees
  • New Mexican ambassador to DR
  • Police captains sent to civilian justice
  • Why students drop out
  • More rains forecast for the weekend
Thursday, 6 June 2002
  • Nine-day European tour
  • Mejia promises to analyze foreign debt
  • Changes proposed for the military
  • Consumers right in 2 out of 3 power claims
  • Power distributors want it all
  • New ambassador to Mexico
  • Joaquin Balaguer Highway
  • Clean cities
  • More illness from factory fumes
  • Two-headed babies
  • The new Dominican star
  • Spider Man comes to town
  • It’s raining, but there’s lots to do
Wednesday, 5 June 2002
  • Senate passes money-laundering bill
  • Good economic prospects ahead
  • More government loans
  • Cenantillas warns about government borrowing
  • Business council raises red flag 
  • On the power distributors’ privileges
  • Ban on used clothing imports
  • Police captains jailed
  • One girl drowned, another missing
  • Factory workers poisoned by fumes
Tuesday, 4 June 2002
  • President meets senator-elect and mayor-elect
  • Public defendants program 
  • Holes appear in new highway
  • Look who’s borrowing
  • JCE requests support from Supreme Court
  • Better election personnel needed for 2004
  • Picking up the crumbs
  • A city studded with metal 
  • 2,000 Dominicans scammed
  • New vehicle scams denounced
  • Macabre case of body parts
  • Robbery at major supermarket
  • First private cemeteries
  • Freight from DR not as costly as reported
Monday, 3 June 2002
  • President Mejia’s next trip
  • Learning about Dominican cultural heritage
  • Virtual campus to train judges
  • Postponing constitutional reform?
  • President backs Silvio Carrasco
  • Jose Tomas Perez, senator-elect of Santo Domingo
  • PRSC to choose presidential candidate?
  • Turning cattle ranches into forestry farms
  • The high cost of freight
  • More profits leaving than investments coming in
  • Promoting Dominican entrepreneurs in US
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