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Tuesday, 30 December 2008
  • DR1 breaks for the holidays
  • Partying for New Year's
  • Prince Albert in the DR
  • Budget approved
  • Breaking down the GDP
  • DNCD keeps working
  • Multi-fuel terminal for 2009
  • Villa Metro not happy
  • Fake UASD web page
  • Lubrano the beauty queen?
  • Corruption still worrisome
  • Playoff update
Monday, 29 December 2008
  • They returned the money!
  • Twelve weeks and counting!
  • Changes suggested for the SCJ
  • Christmas toll reaches 18
  • More than 1M motorcycles!
  • Few bright lights for 2008
  • Violence is a major issue
  • The career of Adriano Jimenez
  • Air Force doctor shot by criminals
  • Rains and nice, cool weather
  • Lottery winner identified
  • Sextuplets are three years old
  • Baseball round robin
Tuesday, 23 December 2008
  • DR1 breaks for Christmas
  • Migration fees increased
  • Freight restriction
  • 14th wage turned down
  • Legalizing docs now easier
  • Metro a big hit
  • Senate passes budget
  • ADN agrees to temp parking
  • Pardons for Vivian and Renove
  • Quirino pleads for family
  • Santiago flight was not the first
  • Tourism's November dip
  • Former exec pays fine
  • Doping dopes
  • Manny a Yankee?
  • Christmas in Santo Domingo
Monday, 22 December 2008
  • Metro's Christmas run
  • Quisqueya Verde Plan back
  • Government wages early
  • 850 aid posts for holidays
  • Senate awaits budget addendum
  • Reprogram the US$1.9 billion
  • No shortage of dollars in 2009
  • Revolution in Chinatown
  • Chamber of Accounts scandal
  • Elderly out of Social Security
  • Programmed blackouts
  • Smuggling charge for Paya survivor
  • Tragic weekend on the highways
  • Cool weather for a while
  • Baseball round-up
Friday, 19 December 2008
  • Metro Monday
  • Supreme Court on Sun Land
  • Going off on a tangent
  • Justice on the curve
  • SCJ ruling violates HR?
  • Government was Clinton donor?
  • Can of worms, part II
  • Jimenez and the Christopher murder
  • DR growth still up
  • Medical first
  • Joan is ready
  • Dominican breakout
  • Baseball drama unfolds
Thursday, 18 December 2008
  • Earthquake shakes DR
  • PetroCaribe not in jeopardy
  • Tourism will be OK
  • No money for school salary
  • Constanza farmers blame Chio
  • CAF approves loan
  • Colmados get a break
  • Cocco's defense
  • A can of worms?
  • Money warning in Santiago
  • Dominicans slow to come
  • DR1 investigates
  • Eye of the Gigantes
Wednesday, 17 December 2008
  • Fernandez asks for all the truth
  • Concession for Las Terrenas highway
  • Jaime David's four points
  • Subsidies gobble 27% of the budget
  • More money for public servants
  • Universities will census Haitians in DR
  • Milk prices to increase
  • SISALRIL on traffic accidents
  • Expensive remodeling
  • Why go public on the extradition?
  • Plane still missing
  • Baseball round up
Tuesday, 16 December 2008
  • Fernandez at CALC
  • DR triggers EPA enactment debate
  • EPA = more united Caribbean
  • DR advancing re WTO
  • Crisis felt in the DR
  • Car sales drop
  • Parkland purchases not legit
  • Carving up paradise?
  • More government bureaucracy
  • Military patrols for Xmas
  • Hunger strike over
  • Plane crashes
  • Infestation threatens banana crop
  • Presidente goes pro
  • Sports update
Monday, 15 December 2008
  • President Fernandez off to Brazil
  • Gasoline prices drop
  • Electronic signature
  • Aviary gets US advice
  • Haiti's uncertain future
  • Not in the DR
  • Dominicans and banking
  • Questions asked re a court ruling
  • Higuey: Mecca of false land titles
  • Free zone dismissals
  • Mario Alvarez passes away
  • Navy files complaint on two survivors
  • Expensive parking at Las Americas
  • Rains expected this week
  • Baseball round up
Friday, 12 December 2008
  • Fernandez offers support
  • President at Vista Cana
  • Investment up; real estate down
  • Parties open to changes
  • Garcia threatens bus drivers
  • Hubieres continues to pressure
  • Judicial honesty
  • Misuse of antibiotics
  • Cleaning up paradise
  • Telecoms should compensate
  • Trade deficit doubles with the US
  • Good news for property owners
  • Intec and Penn State
  • Horford the All-Star?
  • Baseball updates
Thursday, 11 December 2008
  • Christmas checks are coming
  • Millions saved in breakfast program
  • Pina Toribio on the metro buses
  • Pension funds for housing?
  • Zero tolerance for fake meds
  • Marked drop in inflation
  • 38,000 to curb accidents
  • Higher Land Court cedes parklands
  • Bonao Hep-A cases
  • Blockade on Higuey-Veron road
  • Police nab German suspect
  • Yaqui Nunez upgraded
  • Yaniqueques: food and security
  • Kidnap victim released
Wednesday, 10 December 2008
  • Life easier for small business
  • Business on pension funds
  • More jobs for nurses
  • AMET doesn't kid around
  • Fewer scholarships
  • Free Metro
  • Fenatrano is bullying again
  • Prostitution study
  • Coach Offerman
  • Andruw the Aguila
  • Venezuela powers through
  • Museums are free today
  • Christmas carols at the Theater
Tuesday, 09 December 2008
  • Fernandez's optimism
  • DR will sign with IMF
  • Consulate employee arrested
  • Drugs even in Los Haitises!
  • Metro certified?
  • Conditions for investment needed
  • Cap Cana announces agreement
  • The worst is feared
  • Hubieres at it again
  • Strike in the East
  • Manny and his money
  • We want 2013
Monday, 08 December 2008
  • President Fernandez speaks tonight
  • Jaime David wants jail for violators
  • Worries over storm alerts
  • Now nine weeks and counting
  • Limits on rental contracts approved
  • Economist says development on hold
  • Europe as an export market
  • Falconbridge pledges help
  • Cardinal wants stiffer sentences
  • Rock ash minister sentenced
  • Murders and "gun fight" deaths up
  • Police dishonorable discharge
  • Spanish citizenship
  • A-Rod to play for the DR
  • Baseball updates
Friday, 05 December 2008
  • Haitises Park crops for export
  • Clean-up in Haina
  • Airports penalize exporters
  • Government spending skyrockets
  • Government needs loan
  • IMF's Strauss Kahn to visit
  • US$2 billion for coal plants
  • Clientelism or development?
  • Closing Gomez
  • Haitian burden
  • Falconbridge decision
  • Claro & Orange I-Phone
  • Mother kidnapped her own kid
  • "80% is undemocratic!"
  • Jefferson Marin Lopez extradited
Thursday, 04 December 2008
  • Pre-paid power for barrios
  • Public employees can choose
  • New codes threaten Dominican law
  • Leonel Almonte case complaint
  • Court rejects Guerrero complaint
  • Exchange houses claim discrimination
  • Cela wants to gird the poor
  • Criticism of prosecutors in police stations
  • Franjul is back at the Listin Diario
  • Baseball
Wednesday, 03 December 2008
  • Confidence or rhetoric?
  • Pilgrim's highway complete
  • Metro in December?
  • Senate approves deficit
  • Remittances forecast
  • Construction slump forecast
  • DR-CAFTA not fair?
  • Farmers not happy
  • AMET not kidding
  • Arms disagreements continue
  • Looking for solution
  • No help for AIDS patients
  • Citrus concerns
  • Licey and Gigantes play nice
  • Baseball updates
Tuesday, 02 December 2008
  • Parties get money
  • DGII introduces system
  • US in recession
  • More government borrowing
  • JCE opening centers
  • Police don't play
  • Yaqui Nunez del Risco hospitalized
  • Haitises gets military
  • People like booze
  • Hubieres plays games
  • Manhole money
  • Selective liberalization
  • Thai conflict hits home
  • Licey going to court
  • Baseball updates
Monday, 01 December 2008
  • AMET tough on procastinators
  • Customs' Christmas easing up
  • Funds for Metro and Cibao train
  • Biometric data is obligatory
  • Municipalities fight for their 10%
  • Archaeological finds in North
  • Luperon Highway almost impassible
  • Troncoso bridge impassable
  • The plight of those with HIV
  • Gun carry ban starts today
  • Paya case accused to be extradited
  • Police kill two in shootout
  • Clinton Secretary of State
  • Dominican to dress Miss Ecuador
  • Major art auction
  • Baseball update
Friday, 28 November 2008
  • Budget at RD$329billion
  • Bahia Principe's newest
  • BC injects money
  • Expensive cedulas
  • Paredes offended
  • Rabies will be controlled
  • Bank execs to jail
  • Company denies accusations
  • Low pay is common
  • Drugs and the DR
  • Falconbridge has no plan
  • AIDS patients want rights
  • Canadian goes to jail
  • Photo exhibition in Punta Cana
  • Diaz won't fight
  • Baseball update
Thursday, 27 November 2008
  • 445 excellent students
  • Ambassador Fannin at AmCham
  • Studying the electric contracts
  • Politics = millionaires
  • Resistance to handgun resolution
  • Turtles born in Guibia
  • In favor of more $ for education
  • Patients wait months for surgery
  • Support for the Coral Highway
  • Macarrulla says 40% is impossible
  • Massive layoffs for 2009
  • FINJUS calls for respect for laws
  • Drug complicity in Peravia
  • Pedro Castillo sentenced in Miami
  • Baseball update
Wednesday, 26 November 2008
  • Bills pass in Congress
  • 7 long weekends in 2009
  • Where's the Metro?
  • Treasury keeps salaries
  • Rabies warning
  • No guns for holidays
  • Get your stickers asap
  • UNESCO education report
  • Strife in the PLD
  • CONEP will consider
  • Cap Cana gets reprieve
  • Kidnappers caught
  • From the gossip mill
  • More ferocious fencing
  • Baseball update
Tuesday, 25 November 2008
  • Paredes's ambitious goal
  • Bengoa refutes rumors on more taxes
  • Hold the applause
  • More borrowing
  • Tourism woes
  • Discontent at JCE
  • A reading first
  • First Lady honored in Brazil
  • Colmadones curfew kept
  • Explaining the EPA
  • DR trade review
  • Falconbridge closed indefinitely
  • Dominican businesses grow in Miami
  • Ferocious fencing
  • Sports updates
  • Baseball updates
Monday, 24 November 2008
  • Leonel says crisis is lack of ethics
  • OAS Secretary on the crisis
  • Budget: numbers warehouse
  • Strengthen export sector
  • Prices drop, little by little
  • Relief in monetary policy?
  • European Union conditions support
  • Javier Garcia focuses on southwest
  • From one extreme to the other
  • People evicted from Los Haitises
  • 93% of jails are contaminated
  • Families losing hope
  • Chichi Peralta goes Japanese
  • It's chilly in the DR
  • Baseball update
Friday, 21 November 2008
  • Budget kept the same
  • Nurses at Congress
  • Shell passes to government
  • Exports could fall
  • Exports to EU increase
  • Guerra against risky boat trips
  • Navy continues search
  • Supreme Court fire
  • Sun Land verdict on 17 Dec
  • 'Guachi' business grows
  • Army Officer killed
  • Parties have no credibility
  • Air Dominicana stuck?
  • Winter winds are here
  • Baseball updates
  • Busy weekend
Thursday, 20 November 2008
  • Presidents, Soros & Stiglitz
  • Budget talks start today
  • March against gender violence
  • Constitution reform put off to 2009
  • Tests on school breakfast quality?
  • Congress mediates doctors deal
  • Court favors senator Guerrero
  • Macarrulla re-elected in CONEP
  • Copper and gold, silver mine
  • Rain, rain
  • Possible cocaine smugglers detained
  • Elderly kidnap victim released
  • Baseball
Wednesday, 19 November 2008
  • Fernandez on drug scandal
  • Get your sticker
  • Aiding education
  • The 14th salary
  • Nurses stand idle
  • DR mission to North Korea
  • Unhappy Dominicans
  • Beach access denied to Dominicans
  • Energy theft a problem
  • Cap Cana hurting
  • Evangelicals respond
  • Ambassador under a cloud
  • Lost at sea
  • Businessman freed
  • Another arrest in AMET murder
  • Baseball update
Tuesday, 18 November 2008
  • Documentary on pirate ship
  • Education spending wisely?
  • Payroll balloons with blackouts
  • El Salvador votes for JCE
  • Separate, but not equal
  • Inequality still a reality
  • Nurses strike
  • Telecoms reject tax
  • Food still expensive
  • Drivers frustrated
  • Pros and cons of interception bill
  • 90+ feared shipwrecked
  • 'Shampoo smuggler' caught
  • Domestic violence complaints
  • Alberto Pujols wins MVP
  • Baseball updates
Monday, 17 November 2008
  • Leonel trusts G-20 plan
  • DR works on easing business
  • Los Haitises to be model project
  • Santiago's hospital special office
  • Country feels easing of blackouts
  • A call for change in electricity team
  • Exports need to be national priority
  • Traffic lights in capital don't work
  • Authorities find new kind of shampoo
  • Vincho: drug planes are incessant
  • Six weeks in a row!
  • Police on who killed the major
  • Rains will slow down
  • Baseball
Friday, 14 November 2008
  • Ultimatum for Los Haitises
  • Government 'Shells' out cash
  • Morales at the UN
  • DR to explore the Orinoco?
  • New security system at Caucedo
  • Paredes admits to deficiencies
  • Nurses extend strike
  • Diabetes awareness
  • OP closing stretch on Duarte
  • Almeyda defends Haitians
  • Government electricity monopoly?
  • Details in Paya case
  • NY doctors help in DR
  • Dominicans in the NCAA
  • Horford continues season
  • Latin music stars in SD
Thursday, 13 November 2008
  • UAE and Dominican Republic
  • Cambodia and the DR
  • Montas favors IMF agreement
  • Changes for 2009 Budget
  • Growth projections
  • CDEEE pays US$10 million
  • World Bank will support DR electricity
  • Limiting fireworks
  • Booze sales greenlight for Xmas
  • JCE voids PRSC assembly
  • Attorney General wants clean-up
  • More than 160 women killed so far
  • Revenge suspected in murder case
  • Baseball update
Wednesday, 12 November 2008
  • Summit conference announced
  • Costa Rica signs DR-CAFTA
  • Vietnam shows interest
  • Almeyda on migration
  • Tucano loan approved
  • Tourism slows
  • Crisis not felt yet
  • Highways for Samana
  • Government gives Bonogas cards
  • Haiti "did not reject aid"
  • AMET officer murdered
  • Survivors get a year in jail
  • Villanueva and Horford are stars
  • Baseball updates
Tuesday, 11 November 2008
  • President returns
  • Morales in Egypt
  • Inflation back to single digits
  • Country in crisis
  • CDEEE will pay up
  • Segura criticizes plan
  • No power, no clue
  • Coal plants problematic
  • RD$800 million for canastas
  • Biometric ID cards for foreigners
  • Haiti rejects aid from DR
  • US tourism to Cuba?
  • License to kill?
  • Penitentiary statistics
  • Caribair's version
  • Doctor honored
  • Baseball updates
Friday, 07 November 2008
  • DR1 takes a break on Monday
  • 65-member official mission to UAE
  • At Dubai World
  • Communities get broadband
  • $$ for Haitises families
  • Segura announces some relief
  • Protecting women
  • National exams reveal deficiencies
  • Bomb scare was a prank
  • Suspect Bani killer apprehended
  • HD is here
  • Tunnel will be closed
  • Post MLB season awards
  • Pujols MVP!
  • Horford has stellar start
Thursday, 06 November 2008
  • President winds up visit to Qatar
  • Only 50% have renewed their plates
  • Budget or Constitutional Reform?
  • Deputies rebel on Tucano loan
  • Senate to look at US$80 million loan
  • Vega thinks US will pressure DR on Haiti
  • Obama victory seen as hope for world
  • First Dominican-born mayor in US
  • More on Dominicans in US Election
  • Today is Constitution Day
  • Extortion in onion crop scandal
  • 14 years in Quirino-related case
  • Former deputy killed in robbery attempt
  • Baseball summary
Tuesday, 04 November 2008
  • JCE begins biometric program
  • Power situation worsens
  • Segura says...
  • Playing the blame game
  • CONEP agrees with economists
  • OTTT doesn't play
  • M-16 was used
  • Bomb scare at AILA
  • Turtle power
  • Supreme Court upholds Bancredito ruling
  • Banana prices drop
  • US elections spark excitement
  • Two Dominicans in NJ election
  • Capellan up for MillerCoors 2008
  • Pujols continues success
Monday, 03 November 2008
  • All countries should define reform
  • Minister urges buyer to accept repayment
  • Economists call for IMF agreement
  • Tourism grows by 2.2%
  • Energy crisis is worst in Cibao
  • Country is close to losing it
  • Locals can bring in $2,500 in goodies
  • CONEP asks for urgent action on Haitians
  • OTTT operation gets lower fares
  • Good news for drivers
  • US Consul General warns of tricksters
  • Venezuelan gets 20 years for drugs
  • Three dead in Miami shipwreck
  • Survivors ate human flesh
Friday, 31 October 2008
  • Fernandez in El Salvador
  • Paredes has lofty goals
  • Government denounces violence
  • Snowballing bureaucracy
  • IDB lends money
  • Energy sector ailing
  • Government calls for fare adjustment
  • No more extraction
  • Mexico main tourism competitor
  • Legislation affects Dominicans
  • DR leads youth unemployment
  • Child labor high
  • DR makes strides to save ozone layer
  • Infant mortality rate same
  • Baseball updates
  • Six Grammy nominations for Pasian
Thursday, 30 October 2008
  • Nobody knows budget details
  • Deputies denounce US pressure on drug planes
  • Labor Minister asks for salary pact
  • Economist EIU report lowers DR rating
  • Businesses should put competition aside
  • DR at TCI conference
  • Clinics might cancel contracts with ARS
  • AMET's occupational hazards
  • Six wonders of the Deep South
  • Baseball updates
Wednesday, 29 October 2008
  • No risk for DR
  • Morales offers preview
  • New Metro details
  • Declare, or else
  • Blackouts affect competitiveness
  • Bus fares maintained
  • USAID donates money
  • Japanese tourists
  • Indotel to 'connect the whole country'
  • Murder sparks deportations
  • Weather watch
  • Baseball updates
Tuesday, 28 October 2008
  • Fernandez travels
  • Debt figures 'incorrect'
  • BVRD not in danger
  • DAs don't declare, don't get paid
  • Ships provide solution
  • Customs revamp
  • Prices fall - negligibly
  • Cacao takes a hit
  • Local tourism
  • UASD 470th B-day
  • Theft on Las Americas
  • Water warning
  • Game 5 suspended
  • Baseball updates
Monday, 27 October 2008
  • Congress to accept Supreme Court proposals
  • Senate approves agreement with Europe
  • Environment dismantles gravel plant
  • First Tech Fair-TECDO 2008-is over
  • National debt reaches US$9 billion plus
  • Government will run Metro
  • Cardinal blasts betting parlors
  • Ventura Bayonet: They took millions to kill
  • Sabotage on transmission tower
  • More good news for drivers
  • Drivers apply fare cuts today
  • Blackouts cause closures
  • Cibao protesters get what they wanted
  • No poisonous snakes in DR
  • Baseball roundup
  • Albert Pujols wins Clemente Award
Friday, 24 October 2008
  • Government gives homes
  • SD among the best
  • Measures 'tough but necessary'
  • Current accounts increase
  • Tighten your belts
  • No economy immune
  • Treasury will keep checks
  • Fernandez clarifies
  • Businesses push EPA ratification
  • Blackouts still rolling
  • Cibao protests over
  • Fighting the sex trade
  • Controversy in Villa Altagracia
  • Aguayo's victory
  • Manny, a hot commodity
  • Rays come to play
  • Aguilas get some revenge
Thursday, 23 October 2008
  • Leonel opens tech fair
  • Congress and doctors reach agreement
  • More promises
  • Chamber of Accounts publishes salaries
  • Paredes outraged by betting parlors
  • Cibao protests to continue
  • Paya 'money-snatcher' identified
  • Police find another rifle used at Paya
  • Pelegrin reveals US opposes shooting planes
  • Concordat appeal rejected by court
  • JCE issues new regulations for employees
  • Business leader wants to save the forests
  • Women lead development in Jarabacoa
Wednesday, 22 October 2008
  • Education program launched
  • UN reform warning
  • Government's decision 'illegal'
  • Fernandez will negotiate
  • Metro for Christmas
  • Gun search continues
  • SCJ rules on Concordat
  • Blackouts are back
  • Auto sales take dip
  • Protests in the Cibao
  • No to home remedies
  • Dominican faces death penalty in US
  • Baseball updates
Tuesday, 21 October 2008
  • DR handling the crisis
  • Valentin gets tough
  • True to his word
  • Navy presses charges
  • Investment up
  • Gas prices stay the same
  • PRD asks about Sun Land
  • Fuel drops, prices don't
  • Unions cancel dialogue
  • UASD students struggle
  • Gambling beats education
  • Transplant advance
  • Health watch
  • Monster trucks in SD
Monday, 20 October 2008
  • Over 2000 have not declared assets
  • Naval officer directed Paya Massacre
  • Paya massacre reveals mafia in Navy
  • Jaime David gets tough on Los Haitises
  • Promises, promises
  • Recession in USA will affect free zones
  • Good news for car owners
  • Academy of Science against Cibao-Sur Highway
  • Operators say tourists are slowing
  • Some fish!
  • Police arrest gang that killed five
  • Tragic bus crash
  • Motorcycles kill and maim too many
  • Food gets dearer
  • Tampa Bay reaches World Series
Friday, 17 October 2008
  • High Tech exhibition
  • Taiwanese solar business
  • EPA brings hope
  • Demolishing hotels in Saona
  • Jimenez justifies Bancredito opinion
  • Just cut back
  • Espaillat wants answers
  • Crisis being felt in DR
  • Industrial activity falls
  • Children a concern
  • You can make a difference
  • Boxers take ranking
  • Papi being Papi
  • Winter League updates
  • Trey McIntyre tonight
Thursday, 16 October 2008
  • EPA signed
  • Government shells out cash
  • Muling Sang Ben to Education
  • Pension plan fund: RD$62 billion
  • CMD agreement forthcoming?
  • 'Pink eye' warning
  • Christopher case unshelved?
  • How is it possible?
  • Vincho calls for extended probe
  • Guerrero: no reconciliation
  • Where'd Sun Land go?
  • Abortion is a health issue
  • Vela receives BMW scholarship
  • MLB baseball update
  • Winter League updates
Wednesday, 15 October 2008
  • President Fernandez travels
  • EPA signing in Barbados
  • New Water Research Center
  • A push for breastfeeding
  • Senator calls for case to be resolved
  • The military
  • Profiting from price fluctuations
  • Nurses on strike
  • Deciding the future of Cabarete
  • 15 Dominicans on tennis ranking
  • Play ball
  • Dominicana Moda
Tuesday, 14 October 2008
  • Teaching a new generation
  • National Forestation Plan
  • Agreement with Haiti?
  • Legalizing 'bancas'
  • Paying up to improve service
  • Four more for Fernandez?
  • Nurses to strike, too
  • Christopher: "total complicity"
  • Banking case dismissal?
  • Rains bring potholes
  • Zo comes calling
  • Baseball update
  • Dominican fashion week
  • Weather forecast better
Monday, 13 October 2008
  • Congress opens doors to doctors
  • Gravel pits facing end of the road
  • Fuel prices relief
  • Explaining the blackouts
  • A not so merry Christmas
  • Inflation hits double digits
  • Fedocamaras calls for austerity
  • Darys Estrella honored in USA
  • Chavez sends delegation to Bonao
  • Radars in the south
  • Colonel goes to jail
  • Acting against Victor Cordero
  • In support of Wilton Guerrero
  • 146 boat people repatriated
  • It's raining
Friday, 10 October 2008
  • Fine Arts Palace remodeled
  • Fast-tracking constitutional reform
  • Growing balance of payment deficit
  • More expensive to break traffic law
  • Students lag in problem-solving
  • Expediting tourism investments
  • National heritage study
  • 60% Maternity patients are Haitians
  • No objection stirs controversy
  • 21 more arrested in Paya case
  • Ambiorix Burgos in jail
  • Brugal Rum Award
Thursday, 09 October 2008
  • Congress at Presidential Palace
  • Constituent body and circus
  • Traffic detour on Duarte Highway
  • DR lags in competitiveness
  • Supreme Court orders investigation
  • No pay; no power
  • 14,000 more hotel rooms
  • Border highway vs. Cibao highway
  • US crisis smaller than DR crisis
  • Lockward sentenced for defamation
  • Burgos gets three months
  • Italian deported
  • House arrest still undecided
Wednesday, 08 October 2008
  • First year of Family Health Plan
  • Politicians to Chamber of Accounts
  • Deputy Minister against highway
  • Hotel construction for Las Terrenas
  • DR very vulnerable
  • Constitution talks
  • 20.5% victims of crime in Santiago
  • Santi Clo is coming
  • Strong Taino genetic heritage
  • Haitians in Villa Altagracia
  • Explaining about the Interpol chief
  • Removed for ties to drug dealers
Tuesday, 07 October 2008
  • DR and Canada stir rumors
  • Lockward named ambassador
  • SD wastes water
  • Right-hand drive cars banned
  • Financial crisis: impact on DR
  • Austerity is kryptonite
  • World Bank calls for overhaul
  • Traveling pants
  • Guerrero speaks out again
  • Couple describes Interpol case
  • Columbus Day celebrations
  • Success in taekwondo
  • Baseball update
Monday, 06 October 2008
  • Hotel construction toppled in Saona
  • Santiago river houses toppled
  • Propane subsidy removed
  • La Vega judiciary "soft on drugs"
  • Photoshop alteration of photos
  • Interpol colonel investigated
  • Major robbery gang disbanded
  • Floating hospital's medical mission
  • Teneria Bermudez corrects info
  • Audiences still love merengue
Friday, 03 October 2008
  • Fernandez in Florida
  • DR wades the crisis so far
  • Developing alternative energy
  • Construction decreases
  • Preparing for Metro II
  • Blame the trucks
  • Kennedy closed
  • Say no to new mountain highway
  • Campaign against malaria
  • Law enforcement roles
  • Suero vs government
  • Ball player: hit-and-run driver?
  • Welcome, Mr. October
Thursday, 02 October 2008
  • Government spending up
  • Energy subsidy grows
  • Cacao exports grow
  • Santiago's priorities
  • DR makes most of EPA
  • BC governor operated
  • CMD hunger strike
  • Teneria Bermudez fined
  • Judges protest accusation
  • Police find drugs
  • Remittances a concern
  • Chinatown wants parking
  • Operation Walk
  • Colombian bodies returned
  • Baseball round up
  • Thursday sales
Wednesday, 01 October 2008
  • President Fernandez to Miami
  • Online education with Harvard
  • Lucrative corrections
  • PRD constitutional proposal
  • Impact of the US financial crisis
  • Vulnerable shield
  • Migration hotline
  • Journalism awards
  • Nothing happened here
  • Losing sight of the real objective
  • La Vega senator: complicity
  • 17 Dominicans in playoffs
  • Folklore Dances of India
Tuesday, 30 September 2008
  • Commerce Secretary Gutierrez visits
  • Reflecting on DR-CAFTA
  • Competitive edge
  • DR banking "solid"
  • Broadband expansion
  • Army evokes patron saint
  • Drugs from Colombia
  • Fighting drugs
  • Guerrero repeats call for probe
  • Complicity of the authorities
  • Senator calls for DNCD office
  • Increasing warning for flooding
Monday, 29 September 2008
  • Fernandez returns
  • Jails to become farms
  • Propane gas subsidy eliminated
  • 250 legislators = death of Congress
  • Luxury per-diems
  • Focus on activating stolen cells
  • Lack of action in government
  • Impact of the US financial crisis
  • Hipolito, candidate in 2012?
  • Innovating amidst poverty
  • Hispaniolan insects inventoried
  • Police chief defends investigations
  • Colombians died in drug plane crash
  • Senator on his fortune & son
Friday, 26 September 2008
  • Fernandez at Fordham
  • New diplomatic relations
  • Ministry of Education at work
  • DR protects workers
  • School canceled in the east
  • Dominican malnutrition
  • Crime increases
  • Jimenez Pena speaks out
  • Generals bought the land
  • New twist in Benitez case
  • BHD gets robbed
  • Time for Bolero
  • Horford gets recognition
  • Garcia stays
  • Manny and merengue did it!
Thursday, 25 September 2008
  • Fernandez at the UN
  • Fernandez to Middle East
  • Don't leave me to fight alone!
  • Libraries in old buses
  • US crisis may trickle down
  • Remittance values decline
  • DR slips in corruption ranking
  • Judiciary reform warning
  • Chamber of Accounts fiasco
  • Pregnancy and education
  • Today in history
  • Heavy rainfall drenches the east
Tuesday, 23 September 2008
  • DR1 breaks for Mercedes Day
  • Metro II in 2009
  • US crisis trickles down
  • Dominican remittances
  • Turtle report lacking
  • Presidential appointments
  • Judicial deficit
  • Above the law
  • Savona helps Saona
  • Ladom speaks up
  • Protest for journalism
  • Drug plane details
  • Barrio Seguro for all
  • I'm not a thief
  • Weather watch
Monday, 22 September 2008
  • Facilities for low-cost carriers
  • US should sign with IMF
  • ADOZONA on US economic woes
  • Dominican Week in the US
  • Solidarity with Ocoa
  • Red alert at border with Haiti
  • Conjunctivitis alert
  • Drug plane crashes with four on board
  • Why the silence?
  • Boxing coach gets DR nationality
  • 24 Dominicans to MLB playoffs
  • The Merengue Social Club?
  • Rains forecast
Friday, 19 September 2008
  • Constitutional reform presented
  • Nationality issues
  • Juan Bautista Vicini honored
  • Santiago park area reinstated
  • Haiti and DR sign agreement
  • San Cristobal-Bani expansion
  • Lack of electricity counters
  • Rates are transitory
  • Easing fears on EPA
  • DR does well re EPA
  • Uproar in Piera & Lora case
  • How to do all wrong in PR
  • Important press judgement
  • Not enough
  • Higuey prosecutor's close call
  • Villanueva receives award
Thursday, 18 September 2008
  • Fernandez to the US
  • Preparing for constitutional reform
  • Clientelism to Chamber of Accounts
  • New ambassadors
  • Ambassador to Malaysia
  • Blame Ike
  • Melo not mellow
  • AMET system archaic
  • LADOM case drags on
  • Change changes nothing
  • Paya suspect killers charged
  • Shocking for what was not said
  • Big bribes in Paya case
  • More troubles for Renta
  • Beach Cleaning Day
Wednesday, 17 September 2008
  • Money for farming
  • Bonao governor removed
  • Monitoring school breakfasts
  • Fenatrano agreement
  • Senate approves loan for airplanes
  • Government needs to restrict spending
  • Decline in oil prices not trickling down
  • Inflation at 9.4%
  • Navy man arrested in Bani drug case
  • Who are the brains behind the killings?
  • Alvarez Renta hospitalized
  • Insomnia and permissiveness
  • DR does well in track masters
  • Symphony Season
  • Rains forecast
  • Sales
Tuesday, 16 September 2008
  • Fernandez provides support
  • IMF agreement coming
  • Notes on the economy
  • DR won't meet Millennium goals
  • SET will only mediate
  • DR helps Cuba
  • Metro in jeopardy
  • Hospitals and death
  • Colombian ambassador leaves
  • Accused makes accusation
  • Who should be denouncing whom?
  • Henriquez to jail
  • Guerra receives recognition
  • Guzman's troubles cause waves
Monday, 15 September 2008
  • UNESCO Artist for Peace
  • Chevron case up to courts
  • Quisqueya Verde program back
  • Borrowing heavily with PetroCaribe
  • Haydee Rainieri at Asonahores
  • US crisis not over
  • Bonao houses
  • Ocoa still hurting
  • Gonzalez vs. Guerrero?
  • Testimony by massacre survivor
  • It was the Spaniard
  • Drug bombardment from Venezuela
  • Three to jail for murder
  • Quick check for dengue
  • Guzman-Campbell bout called off
Friday, 12 September 2008
  • Fernandez sees damage
  • Aid to Haiti ends
  • ADN gets its funds back
  • End to Villa Altagracia impasse
  • 11 deputy ministers per minister
  • Defunct government departments
  • Deficit with US grows
  • US Commerce secretary expected
  • DR will sign the EPA
  • US$400 million for airports
  • Parties don't declare
  • Bancredito judgments
  • Lubrano will wait
  • Senator's son posts bail
  • Diaz plays it smart
  • DR wins gold in shooting
Thursday, 11 September 2008
  • Bengoa explains deficit
  • Cement price goes down
  • Petrol transporters declare war again
  • School inefficiencies
  • Miami Dade signs agreement
  • This is war
  • Senator's son charged
  • Damage from hurricanes
  • Most wanted caught
  • Soldier buried
  • Going blind
  • Rains still coming
  • COD not filing grievance
Wednesday, 10 September 2008
  • New cedulas in November
  • Doing Business 2009
  • AIRD calls for electricity efficiency
  • Focus on drugs and security
  • General sues Senator Guerrero
  • Guerrero focuses on Jimenez Pena
  • Son of Barahona senator is suspect
  • Disaster in San Jose de Ocoa
  • Bauxite export affected
  • Johnny Ventura, new ambassador
  • Alvarez Renta's health improves
  • Villa Altagracia mayor goes mad?
  • Fashion Week announced
Tuesday, 09 September 2008
  • Enhanced security at ports
  • Government advertorial
  • Salcedo promises clean up
  • Deputies want extension
  • It's their fault
  • Quality in education
  • Aerodom buyout
  • Venezuela angry over housing
  • Guerrero in danger
  • Alvarez Renta in the hospital
  • Papi still hurt
  • Summer league takes hit
  • Controversy over medal
  • Weather watch
Monday, 08 September 2008
  • Ike rains cause damage
  • Storms affect traffic
  • DR aid to Haiti
  • Focus on protected areas
  • EPA meeting in Barbados
  • Business wants IMF back
  • Government spending up
  • Spendthrift and gushing corruption
  • Alvarez Renta hospitalized
  • Bani governor should resign
  • New killing linked to massacre
  • Brit arrested with cocaine
  • Drug shipment confiscated
  • Vincho on lack of support from US
  • Gold medalist to stay amateur
  • Manny Ramirez: 500-500 club
Friday, 05 September 2008
  • Weather watch
  • JD's first day on the job
  • Preventive medicine
  • Blackouts a problem
  • Electrical promises
  • UASD suspends classes
  • He said, he said
  • License stickers make money
  • Contraband found
  • Fluff vs. substance
  • MLB wields power
  • A-rod keeps swinging
Thursday, 04 September 2008
  • Weather watch
  • Awaiting Ike
  • School still closed
  • Jaime David accepts Environment
  • Financial free zones a plus
  • Blackouts reported
  • The wrong solutions
  • Where were the consumers?
  • Tejada Holguin quits Ethics Committee
  • Canada negotiations resume
  • Canadian company gets approval
  • Bodyguards for senator Guerrero
  • Sports update
Wednesday, 03 September 2008
  • Rainstorms nationwide
  • Senate moves on bills
  • Evaluating Dominican hotels
  • Tourism needs to benefit community
  • Government on electricity situation
  • Hydropower
  • Propane gas supplies restored
  • Ladom sues Huchi and Nuria
  • New appointments and confirmations
  • Florentino reinstated to government
  • Quirino strikes a deal?
  • Guerrero links high-ups to drugs
  • Commission was comedy
Tuesday, 02 September 2008
  • Bonogas starts Monday
  • Roads getting fixed
  • Business calls Haitian migration a priority
  • VP favors Senasa
  • Government is biggest advertiser
  • GLP coming
  • EPA still in limbo
  • Discontent brews in PLD politics
  • Excessive hiring by government
  • Nine months & counting
  • DR scores low in education
  • Quirino case begins
  • Another Iraqi tragedy
  • Possible Bani killer arrested
  • What will the weather be?
  • Sales
Monday, 01 September 2008
  • Javier Garcia in Puerto Plata
  • One stop office for paperwork
  • Why the no to the IMF?
  • PLD politicians in government
  • Political patronage reigns
  • Environment authorities are accomplices
  • Gas shortage again
  • Two-phase tragic traffic accident
  • Manny Ramirez leads Dodgers
  • Pedro Martinez has a good game
  • DR wins bronze in Centrobasket
Friday, 29 August 2008
  • CB governor on monetary policy
  • Gasoduct to Haiti
  • Santiago tramway
  • AMET to work to clear streets
  • Families will be moved
  • National Police cleans house
  • 'We're sick and tired'
  • Orange warns of fraud
  • We can win more
  • Centrobasket update
Thursday, 28 August 2008
  • Just in case
  • Ozama slums evacuated
  • Vaccinating, fumigating
  • Committed to work together
  • Deputies approve "bonus"
  • JCE to open Haiti office
  • Currency fluctuations "normal"
  • Another M.D. strike
  • Losing a generation
  • No water in the DR?
  • Back to school
  • Free autopsies?
  • Rocked by tragedy
  • Dalai Lama tired
  • Centrobasket update
Wednesday, 27 August 2008
  • Hurricane Gustav report
  • Brand new bridge deteriorates
  • Government appointments
  • Concerns of Santiago industries
  • US donates to Cathedral
  • Vehicle imports up, sales down
  • Immigration out of control
  • Junot Diaz book in Spanish
  • Second Life & ITLA
  • Olympics medal winners are home
  • Dominicans in Centrobasket
  • NBA Star donates Crocs
  • Wednesday sales
Tuesday, 26 August 2008
  • Fernandez new appointments
  • Schools closed
  • Education projects
  • Financial fears hit Central Bank
  • PRA ending
  • Get your sticker
  • Selling Aerodom?
  • Child discharged
  • Diaz and Mercedes arrive
  • State of emergency declared
  • Rains cause havoc
Monday, 25 August 2008
  • Felix Diaz brings gold to DR
  • Cardinal receives support
  • Foreign investment issues
  • 217 Police officers retired
  • Industrialists want less spending
  • Diaz blames Codacsa for holes
  • Many don't get power bills
  • Electricity causes alarm
  • Home sales down by 70%
  • Rains forecast
Friday, 22 August 2008
  • Where will the $$$ come from?
  • Students get scholarships
  • Funglode internships 2009
  • Dalai Lama to visit
  • The 14th wage?
  • Not enough women
  • Steel exports up
  • High hopes for EPA
  • Serbia has consulate
  • Pothole nation
  • Perez gets invitation
  • Travel declines in July
  • Ferry takes break
  • Benitez case still developing
  • Going for gold
Thursday, 21 August 2008
  • Officers confirmed in their posts
  • German assumes post
  • Rule of the law?
  • Cleaning up the Ozama
  • Cement prices too high
  • Large deficit reported
  • Young girl doing ok
  • Soldier remembered
  • Communities getting restless
  • Olympic excitement
  • Mercedes a champ
  • DR b-ball has troubles
Wednesday, 20 August 2008
  • More changes in government
  • What's with Jaime David?
  • New Minister of Tourism
  • Feminists don't want German
  • Ruling on health plans
  • Bishop calls for East highway
  • The high cost of illegal Haitians
  • High-rises could affect Cabarete
  • Lost airplane
  • Cesfront arrests Haitian fishermen
  • Winning at taekwondo at the Olympics
Tuesday, 19 August 2008
  • Changes continue in government
  • Max Puig at Ministry of Labor
  • Rodriguez del Orbe: Legal advisor
  • VP recovers from dengue
  • Low productivity of doctors
  • UASD reopening 25 August
  • Falcondo closing
  • Builders beware
  • Dominican Week: 22-26 September
  • The Navy's drug ties
  • Protests turn violent
  • Olympics update
Monday, 18 August 2008
  • Shuffling the cabinet
  • Fernandez announces ambitious plans
  • Santiago wants equal treatment
  • School year starts today
  • People can change their HMOs
  • Bani prosecutors suspended
  • Tragic Higuey accident
  • Long blackouts still hurting
  • Diaz claims at least bronze
  • Tropical Storm Fay: four dead
Friday, 15 August 2008
  • Inaugural events and preparations
  • Drink if you want
  • PLD leader dies
  • Back to school
  • Doctor's protest march still on
  • Liberians interested in cooperation
  • French ambassador recognized
  • Cibao in a frenzy
  • Moreno calls for zero tolerance
  • HR group wants answers
  • Cocaine colonel to jail
  • Fatal bus accident in the East
  • New US travel requirement
  • Olympics update
  • Strong rains forecast
Thursday, 14 August 2008
  • Supreme Court in favor of free zones
  • *GOB growing
  • Economic secrets
  • CMD calls for another strike
  • Drug investigation continues
  • Wife stole car
  • It's not enough
  • Marranzini on dollarization
  • Community in Spain gets larger
  • Deficit on the rise
  • Fire in Puerto Plata
  • Pay cash for JetBlue tickets
  • 16 years of Dominican Week
  • NY State honors Dominican
  • US Embassy peeved
  • Olympics update
Wednesday, 13 August 2008
  • Heads of state coming for inaugural
  • Supplementary budget approved
  • Constitutional Reform issues
  • Dengue alert
  • Inflation up 1.62%
  • $$$ to send a kid to school
  • ARS vs. Senasa
  • Textile exports are down
  • Power plant issues in POP
  • 2600 stopped at the gate
  • Santiago water and light rationed
  • What about Sun Land?
  • Caribbean Plan against drugs
  • Colonel nabbed with coke
  • Payano keeps hopes for medal
Tuesday, 12 August 2008
  • Guerrero provides proof
  • Commission meets
  • No drugs in government
  • Jorge Isa asks for investigation
  • Ostentatiousness and impunity
  • RD$52 billion missing
  • Fiscal surplus needed
  • New zip codes
  • PLD discusses reform
  • Customs makes bust
  • Bread more expensive
  • Ballplayer gets caught
  • Diabetes warning
  • Olympic round up
Monday, 11 August 2008
  • LPG supply gets a little better
  • Anadegas has 90 ready to go
  • Rice sector denies raising prices
  • Blackouts =RD$250 million in losses
  • In favor of renegotiated contracts
  • Protesting old Smith-Enron
  • Isabela Cement = Smith Enron?
  • Oil leak cause fear and complaints
  • PC: hold Constitution reform
  • Solidarity cards cost RD$21.00
  • First three held in Bani killings
Friday, 08 August 2008
  • Felucho Jimenez wants to move on
  • Jimenez ignores the East
  • Military escort Caribe Tours bus
  • Drug murder case to commission
  • Murder investigation continues
  • Drug flights increase
  • Spanish VP speaks
  • PC on school breakfast program
  • Excuses delay negotiations
  • High-rise development takes streets
  • Journalist killed in drive-by
  • Manny "on fire"
  • Get ready for Beijing
Thursday, 07 August 2008
  • Senate approves extra funding
  • Heads of state coming
  • Taiwan wants FTA
  • DR and Spain sign agreement
  • More IT jobs
  • Where's the investigative journalism?
  • Bani massacre raises concerns
  • Complicity of authorities?
  • Massacre survivor recovers
  • Books more expensive
  • No meeting with Quirino
  • Caribe Tours protests continue
  • Protesting Falconbridge smoke
  • Dominicans put on a show
  • Horford on Telemundo
  • Telemicro to transmit NYC parade
  • Thursday Sales
Wednesday, 06 August 2008
  • Opportunities in garbage
  • Shell sells refinery shares
  • Ministry threatens gas stations
  • 2000 take Dominican citizenship
  • Cost of power is best-kept secret
  • Segura looks at generators
  • Setting new credit card standards?
  • Andeclip threatens to halt service
  • Massacre in Bani
  • Customs gives DNCD four planes
  • Lynchings continue
  • Sales
Tuesday, 05 August 2008
  • New cedulas on the way
  • PRA program update
  • Fitch favors higher power rates
  • Action in Bani dunes case
  • Not enough money
  • Moving towards the dollar?
  • Nuria & Huchi: Nunez lied
  • Supreme Court on lynching
  • Money laundering brothers update
  • 119 dead in July
  • Dominican aspires to Bronx seat
  • Millions for medalists
  • Super Sanchez not sure
  • Hollywood home f