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Daily News Archive May 2002
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Friday, 31 May 2002
  • Major vaccination effort
  • Chamber of Deputies changes Law 55-02
  • The most questionable loan
  • Cutting power to city governments
  • Closed plant bills US$4 million 
  • Untangling the power mess
  • 100,000 pay for 600,000 power users
  • Ortiz Bosch: Jaquez is not the PRD
  • Pan Am expands its Caribbean routes
  • Trinidad business mission
  • It’s raining in the Caribbean
  • Hurricane season starts
Wednesday, 29 May 2002
  • DR1 takes a break tomorrow
  • A railroad for the DR?
  • Marinas bill moves ahead in Senate
  • New change to money laundering bill
  • 10 deputies got more than 10,000 votes
  • Opposition gets majority in lower house
  • One-way street clarification
  • Drug revenge behind murder?
  • 18% of Dominicans go to private schools
  • Where hotels can be built in Pedernales
  • Competition for Telecable?
  • World Cup games to be seen in DR
  • Miss DR is among Miss Universe favorites
Tuesday, 28 May 2002
  • Moving towards a modern Monetary Code
  • Most children live with both their parents
  • Boat people rescued
  • New one-way streets
  • Constitutional reform on the way
  • Internal crisis at the PRSC
  • 74 terminally ill inmates
  • Police send colonel to civilian justice system
  • Spanish banks invest in DR banks
  • Molina conducts Pavarotti & Friends concert
  • Jose Carreras at the National Theater
Monday, 27 May 2002
  • Mejia on pressures for him to run again
  • 6,000 hotel rooms for Bahia de las Aguilas
  • The new congress
  • JCE rules in favor of PRD in Santiago
  • PLD to have majority in city government
  • Taxpayer money for dining out, champagne
  • Reinvest profits in the DR
Friday, 24 May 2002
  • President Hipolito Mejia in Canary Islands
  • Moroccan art to be made in the DR?
  • President cancels reception party
  • Pressure to pass original money laundering bill
  • Salcedo vows to chop his own salary
  • Who will be the next senator of Santiago?
  • 8.4% more Dominicans voted in 2002 elections
  • Maximum sentence for US police officer
  • An amazing police story
  • Genetic testing for Columbus’ remains?
  • Aeromar links Santiago and New York
Thursday, 23 May 2002
  • Official visit to Morocco
  • Loans or investments
  • Interest rates depend on reserves
  • Focus on competitiveness
  • Showing proof of fraud
  • Why more Dominicans didn’t vote
  • Who killed the Jarabacoa couple?
  • Pan Am to Miami and San Juan 
  • Viacreme sold here
  • Third in Miss Universe costume contest
Wednesday, 22 May 2002
  • Spanish businesses want to invest here 
  • Plan Renove loans to Congress
  • More loans 
  • Exports down, balance of payment deficit climbs
  • Congress extends the session
  • Who will preside over Chamber of Deputies?
  • San Pedro-Romana highway contract approved
  • Mystery caller not important?
  • Analyzing the vote count by party
  • Hipolito followers gain hold of Congress
  • The contested Santiago election
  • PRD seeks re-count in Santo Domingo
  • Ownership of Casandra name in dispute
Tuesday, 21 May 2002
  • Spanish company chosen to build generators
  • Government hiring more personnel
  • End of election, final bulletin released
  • PRD wins 104 of 125 municipalities
  • Public investment key to PRD sweep
  • RD$37 million for new city governments
  • Tourism and free zone exports down
  • Mayor-elect shares his plans
  • Leonel Fernandez on PLD showing
  • Political errors of the PLD?
  • Voter abstention from 1998 to 2002 
  • The decline of politics
  • Dominicans learned new voting system
Monday, 20 May 2002
  • President Mejia: “Ciclon batatero” hit the DR
  • Mejia is big winner in the election
  • Overwhelming victory of the PRD?
  • Divide and conquer strategy pays off
  • PLD gains National District
  • The next mayor of Santo Domingo
  • Santiago senate seat dispute
  • The high cost of the minority vote
  • Alvarez Vega on the elections
  • City clean up
  • DR does an about-face in FTAA talks
Wednesday, 15 May 2002
  • DR1 and the elections 
  • President to vote and fly to Spain 
  • All is ready for the elections 
  • Voting in the capital 
  • The new preferential voting system 
  • Voting in the DR 
  • How to vote 
  • Valid and annulled votes 

 

Tuesday, 14 May 2002
  • Money laundering bill still in Senate
  • Work advances on cement plant 
  • Closing on Wednesday at noon
  • President on buying voting cards
  • Balaguer backs Santo Domingo candidates
  • Tulile at PLD and PRD closing shows
  • INS jails Haitian refugees in South Florida
  • Summer travel crisis in the making?
  • First quarter tourism down
  • 45,000 tourists for Pan Am Games?
  • Dominican tenor replaces Pavarotti
Monday, 13 May 2002
  • 1.5% is here to stay
  • Justifying borrowing much more
  • Venezuelan First Lady visits
  • Mejia vs. Fernandez?
  • Free transport on election day
  • Electoral factoid
  • Justifying borrowing much more
  • Keeping politics in the family
  • Small quake on Saturday
  • UNPHU announces major expansion
  • Travel to Punta Cana down but recovering
  • Piantini reappointed to National Symphony
  • Bowling alley in Punta Cana
  • US Olympic Committee president visits
  • Keep an eye on Juana Arrendel
Friday, 10 May 2002
  • Senate passes money laundering bill
  • US$180 million to build houses
  • President Mejia responds to Fernandez’s speech
  • Virtual tie for mayor of Santo Domingo
  • Santo Domingo senate race is very tight
  • It’s all about money in DR politics
  • Loan interest rates up 6% this year
  • ECLAC is bullish on DR economy
  • DR economy fares best, says IMF
  • Exports to Germany up
  • Domestic travel fair
  • The next Miss Universe?
Thursday, 9 May 2002
  • More north-south highways announced
  • Back to work to fix adulterated bill
  • New Cuban ambassador
  • Dominican style “party” politics
  • Mayoral debate on TV
  • Survey results for Province of Santo Domingo
  • Leonel Fernandez on the campaign trail
  • Pay up or we’ll tell on you 
  • Helping Puerto Plata’s dogs
Wednesday, 8 May 2002
  • The first military volunteers
  • Urban renewal program
  • 330,000 children work in DR
  • Proposal for Bahia de las Aguilas
  • Central Bank reports low inflation 
  • Senate breaks for the elections
  • Money from laundered goods
  • Electronic campaigning
  • Leonel on TV today
  • Close Santiago senator race
  • Check your power rate
Tuesday, 7 May 2002
  • More sovereign bonds by year’s end?
  • In defense of Bahia de las Aguilas
  • JCE criticizes long weekend promotions
  • Copyright law being enforced
  • Gambling on Peña Gómez’ memory 
  • Tourism stats for 2001 released
  • Competitiveness Plan: lots of talk, little action
  • Private agriculture bank
  • Tragic-comic case of power abuse
  • Correction to Bartolo Colon film story
Monday, 6 May 2002
  • More sovereign bonds considered
  • Power Superintendence gets to work
  • President Mejia on Bahia de las Aguilas
  • Senate employee to be questioned
  • National Awards
  • Export revenues decline
  • Tricom put on Moody’s negative list
  • Rosario mine warning issued
  • Bartolo Colon story to air
Friday, 3 May 2002
  • 3.5% GDP growth
  • Educating on the copyright law
  • Money laundering law is valid but vulnerable
  • Federico Mayor Zaragoza in Santo Domingo
  • Third of Dominican teenagers get pregnant
  • Protecom at your service
  • Senator case provides insights into police corruption
  • High growth forecast for Caribbean travel
  • AA to fly Boston-Santo Domingo
  • Jose Carreras at the National Theater
Thursday, 2 May 2002
  • Money laundering bill is law
  • Police chief wants AMET back
  • 69,500 jobs lost in 2001
  • Falconbridge to detour pipeline
  • 44-hour electoral holiday
  • Save Bahia de las Aguilas
  • Where¹s the plan?
  • Fighting sex slavery
  • Deadly bullets fired at late senator
  • Price war on Miami flights?
Wednesday, 1 May 2002
  • President to travel to Spain and Morocco
  • Senators want hotels in Bahia de las Aguilas
  • President on Jaquez’s re-election opinion
  • Interest rates up
  • Suppliers suffer from forced financing
  • City government owes RD$800 million
  • New flights to USA
  • Great fares to Europe
  • Go ahead for National Sports Games
  • Second youngest in the Big League
  • FIFA starts Goal Programme in DR
  • Jose Rijo is back in style
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