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Friday, 18 April 2008
  • Fernandez reaches food price deal
  • Chinatown opens
  • Appeal denied; Figueroa to jail
  • Customs getting stronger
  • Anyone can be a general
  • Strike IV and do it again
  • Workers earning more
  • DR should be OK
  • On his way to 500
  • "I'm thirty uh..."
  • Animal welfare conference in DR
Wednesday, 16 April 2008
  • Elections on schedule
  • Campaign closings
  • Poultry farmers start getting paid
  • Commission to look at prices
  • Cost of living and jobs are main issues
  • ANJE looks at government spending
  • Banreservas: RD$9.5 billion earnings
  • Cardinal calls for aid for Haiti
  • ER doctors call for bike lanes
  • Teachers march today
  • Doctors reject government proposal
  • Armed Forces on alert on frontier
  • Goal: zero corruption at DNCD
  • Rain on the way
  • Wednesday sales
Tuesday, 15 April 2008
  • CID poll: PLD 40.6%
  • Fernandez speaks
  • Vargas proposes cutting taxes
  • JB bridge getting makeover
  • NG plays down effects of recession
  • We have food
  • Trying to keep prices down
  • Prices up, consumption up
  • Taking on more foreign debt
  • IDB is big lender
  • DR urges Haitian stability
  • Coke galore
  • Killer cops go free
  • Manny's the man
  • Jersey brings curse?
  • Tuesday sales
Monday, 14 April 2008
  • 1000 jobs at Metro
  • Presses roll on May ballots
  • Hamilton-El Dia: Fernandez 48%
  • Jewish leaders in Sosua
  • Food dependency is a worry
  • A week of protests
  • IAD director dies in crash
  • Haitian violence disrupts market days
  • Armed Forces has evac plan in place
  • Old rocks, new tourism
  • Huge increases in air fares
  • DR attends Lakeland Air Show
  • El Caribe: 60th Anniversary
  • Fugitives from justice
  • Monday sales
Friday, 11 April 2008
  • Clave-Noxa poll: Fernandez 54%
  • Fernandez the Pharaoh
  • Amable says Fernandez insults all
  • Moreno proposals at ANJE
  • Metro costs
  • DR behind in DR-CAFTA
  • CMD back at it
  • US funds OAS mission
  • Remittances are convenient
  • Americana announces new mall
  • Haitian conflict affects DR
  • Guerra wraps up Latin Billboards
  • Beach basketball
  • Friday sales
Thursday, 10 April 2008
  • Fernandez makes promises
  • Fernandez on "crisis of thought"
  • Brager: High tolerance of corruption
  • RD$1 billion for politics
  • Politics holds back key bills
  • Fanjul-Vicini sticks to sugar
  • DR IT challenges
  • Stores open, lull in shopping
  • Villanueva steps up
  • Wednesday sales
Wednesday, 09 April 2008
  • IDB to invest US$100 million in DR
  • The IDB and the Caribbean
  • Legal advisor questions Indetur
  • ANJE supports bankers on law
  • World Bank report on remittances
  • Koreans win bidding on Customs job
  • Santiago landfill is now open
  • Forum maintains its strike call
  • Haina bridge repairs get funding
  • Food prices go up
  • Haiti is buying poultry
  • Bank robbers hit Popular
  • Biodiesel plant in Azua
  • DR occupies third place in TB
  • Wednesday sales
Tuesday, 08 April 2008
  • Fernandez back after tour
  • IDB funds tax office
  • 53%, 37%, 6% in poll
  • Indetur back to commission
  • Food prices rising
  • Energy sucks money
  • What's with Sun Land?
  • UASD suspends classes
  • FSA calls for strike
  • JCE removes government ads
  • Taiwan looking for more cooperation
  • Pioneer cardiologist dies
  • The dead ain't cheap
  • Junot Diaz wins Pulitzer
  • Best in Japan volleyball
  • Tuesday sales!
Monday, 07 April 2008
  • Ventura to campaign for PLD
  • Hipolito campaigns for Miguel
  • Public debt is 26% GDP
  • Mega powers for Minister of Tourism
  • Car park fire hazard
  • Bad smell of justice in Santiago
  • Campaign against teen pregnancies
  • Mark Wiebe wins PGA
  • Latin American table tennis
  • Monday sales
Friday, 04 April 2008
  • PGA tees off in Cap Cana
  • Where your money goes
  • PLD wants its payroll
  • Opposition still at it
  • This happened in the DR?
  • Nuria explains
  • Young people speak out
  • Hipolito on the campaign trail
  • The downside of technology
  • Human rights going to charge
  • First food now this
  • No rice for the beans
  • Fire chief give warning
  • Chickens in Haiti
  • Shower in the rain
Thursday, 03 April 2008
  • Castanos speaks on realities
  • All FTAs bad?
  • UASD runs on deficit
  • Time's run out for Alejandrina
  • Pinocchio press
  • Unfinished buildings
  • Colmados going hi-tech
  • Operation Walk a success
  • Education law changed
  • Fighting for funds
  • I said, you said
  • Is this the end?
  • DR moves on in TT
Wednesday, 02 April 2008
  • President Fernandez on US tour
  • The Panama scandal
  • Debates are important
  • Stevens scholarships
  • 6.5 million telephones
  • It's raining
  • Sergio, Villalona and El Torito
  • Wednesday sales
  • DR table tennis update
  • Alou to manage DR team to WBC
  • US$337.5 million in MLB
Tuesday, 01 April 2008
  • Officials must ask permission
  • Customs removes tax
  • DR trying to buy WH
  • US protectionism restricts FTZs
  • Solenodon at the Zoo
  • You are right; but so am I
  • Crime in 2007
  • Punishing political military
  • Santo Domingo East has fun
  • Dominican flag more expensive
  • Macadamia nuts become popular
  • Tuesday sales
  • MLB honors Dominicans
Monday, 31 March 2008
  • Fernandez to tour US
  • HOMS formally inaugurated
  • Government: Santiago barrios rebuilt
  • New overpass for Santiago airport
  • Fernandez watches 30 de Marzo parade
  • New jewels in the hills
  • Not eligible for money from CAFTA
  • Subsidies are eating up budget
  • JCE suspends party funding
  • Water shortages in SD
  • Red Cross blood donor program
  • Police nab four assailants
  • Simon Romero passes away
  • Two more for Beijing
  • 10.7% of MLB players are Dominican
  • A good start
Friday, 28 March 2008
  • Wind energy in the DR
  • Environment ministers meet
  • First Ladies' on AIDS
  • More taxes paid
  • Tax evasion down 20 points
  • FTZs doing better
  • Competing with variety and delivery
  • The impact of the zig-zag bikes
  • Doctors' strike: day two
  • Valentin lets cat out of bag...
  • Opposition party summit
  • Santo Domingo election closing events
  • Garcia making us proud
  • Archery World Cup in Santo Domingo
  • Friday sales
Thursday, 27 March 2008
  • Paredes praises DR-CAFTA
  • Welcome to private aviation
  • Capellan favors agreement
  • Fernandez inaugurates center
  • Isla Saona has Wi-Fi
  • Vaccinations
  • Drought causes concern
  • Doctors' strike continues
  • PLD defends CB
  • PRD, PRSC not done
  • FedEx now costs less
  • Man and Woman of the Year
  • Domo arigato Mr. Ramirez
  • Dance gala
  • Thursday sales
Wednesday, 26 March 2008
  • Senate changes Traffic Law
  • JCE orders halt to payrolls
  • Senate approves two loans
  • Santiago commission says report is a joke
  • Doctors start 72-hour strike
  • New Vatican ambassador welcomed
  • Use iodized salt, says UNICEF
  • Re-bar prices shoot up
  • Rioters transferred to real jails
  • Two juveniles charged in killing
  • Party summit tomorrow is "almost sure"
  • Baseball - Major leagues in Japan
Tuesday, 25 March 2008
  • FDI increases
  • Biometric passports
  • Official holiday toll released
  • CB scandal getting more serious
  • Geological Conference
  • Poultry sector doing better
  • US woes reflected in the DR
  • CMD strike is on
  • Remittance from Spain increase
  • Prosecutors deal with many cases
  • Where'd the coal plants go?
  • Iraq conflict hits home
  • Play Ball!
  • DR will play ball
  • Searching for the Concepcion treasure
  • Tuesday sales
Monday, 24 March 2008
  • Campaigning abroad
  • First Ladies meeting in the DR
  • Church blasts government
  • JCE could seize CB accounts
  • Easter Week toll
  • One of the first fatalities
  • Thousands back after Easter break
  • Some hospitals report few ER visits
  • Tests reveal 70 new HIV cases
  • Troops mobilized
  • Truckers pay double for fuel
  • Doctors firm on strike call
  • African Palm Plantation on fire
  • Trump on the US real estate crisis
Wednesday, 19 March 2008
  • DR1 breaks for Easter
  • Government authorizes sale of ethanol
  • 1,500 AMET take to the streets
  • Thursday and Friday toll-free
  • Strong waves reported
  • Fernandez leads with 56%
  • Tavera handling was "adequate"
  • Duarte Highway watch points
  • Transport unions halt fare hikes
  • Election observers contacted
  • JCE gives government four days
  • AM: Deep-rooted problem
  • Supreme Court is waiting for an answer
  • Colonial City Easter program
  • Payano wins gold in Olympic qualifying event
Tuesday, 18 March 2008
  • DR to become distribution point
  • Strengthening Asian ties
  • Vice President candidates for 2008
  • DR gets recognized
  • Keep your subsidy: Conatra makes threats
  • 48-hour closing of northern beaches
  • No politicking this week
  • Sports update
Monday, 17 March 2008
  • Alburquerque chosen as vp
  • JCE to re-engineer Civil Registries
  • JCE hands parties election personnel database
  • DR to preside OAS consultations
  • CPI down a tiny bit
  • DR foreign debt up 18.3%
  • Airport Authority to cut red tape
  • Ship pays fine
  • A strike could end subsidy program
  • Renove guilty are in custody, sort of
  • Call for a halt to political patronage
  • Education
  • Operation Tradewind
  • Olga and Noel still affecting Ocoa
  • Thousands volunteer for Easter Week duty
Friday, 14 March 2008
  • Fernandez welcomes ambassadors
  • Easter Week preparations
  • Tourism doing well
  • Aura Celeste answers PC
  • Why public works are not insured
  • Renove clan in jail
  • Oil prices stimulate propane use
  • Gentlemen's pact II
  • Time for ethanol
  • Mimes protest Sun Land case
  • Friday Sales
Thursday, 13 March 2008
  • Getting ready for Holy Week
  • Belt tightening
  • PC call to withhold campaign funds
  • Bengoa tiptoes around CB issue
  • Arresting the Renove six?
  • Doctors' strike turns violent
  • Bani teachers strike continues
  • Where'd DR-CAFTA go?
  • Trade with Haiti worsening
  • Brugal pays big
  • Keeping your number
  • Thursday sales
  • Three Tall Women
Wednesday, 12 March 2008
  • Industrialists honor Fernandez
  • Civil Defense closes beaches
  • Shell appraiser chosen
  • Oil shocks subsidy process
  • Judge takes his time in Renove case
  • CB scandal reaches Congress
  • Fernandez and scandals
  • Corruption cases filed away
  • Fernandez needs 1% vote
  • Hipolito legacy too heavy
  • New book on Trujillo
  • Commonwealth Day celebrated
  • Poultry farms fire workers
  • Tourist wharf nears completion
  • Sales!
Tuesday, 11 March 2008
  • Deficit in the current account
  • Re-election spurs more corruption
  • Government denies Piera's claims
  • No limits
  • Jorge Mera asks for clarification
  • Iglesias leaves the DR
  • Losing a hospital
  • Qatar donates to storm victims
  • You ain't leaving!
  • JCE wants investigation
  • Milk gets subsidy
  • Stimson Center meets in DR
  • Revolutionizing digital equipment?
  • Darys Estrella gets recognition
  • Guerra's winning streak continues
  • Fe de errata
Monday, 10 March 2008
  • Fernandez as diplomat
  • Strengthening relations with India
  • Easter Week Safety Campaign
  • Moca is a WiFi city
  • Doctors will walk out
  • Tourism getting a boost
  • 18 hurt in school collapse
  • US$150 million in subsidies?
  • Oil spill ship fined RD$7 million
  • Too many kids in classrooms
  • Labor market demands changes
  • A breaking PLD scandal
  • Election violence in Azua
  • Bishops briefed on election
  • Santiago mayor is Amable's vp
  • Enrique Iglesias is recovering
  • Dominican-American sues US casinos
  • Major track and field victory for DR
Friday, 07 March 2008
  • Mediation continues at Rio Group Summit
  • Rio Group - renewable energy a priority
  • Honduran President may not attend
  • ITB convention center in Santo Domingo?
  • Saving Puerto Plata
  • Political judges a bad idea
  • Deficiencies in the education system
  • Mexico shares recycling experience
  • A boost for reforestation
  • Joining forces against drugs
  • Doctors back at work today
  • Bird flu - 300 and counting
  • Oil prices on the up and up
  • Freedom fighter coming back
  • Top US literary prize for Junot Diaz
Thursday, 06 March 2008
  • Fernandez optimistic
  • Peacemaking at Rio Summit
  • Doctors keep promise
  • ANJE snubs MVM
  • JCE approves alliances
  • Bird flu worse than feared
  • Codetel announces investment
  • Injured army officer dies
  • War on drugs
  • Looking back at tourism
  • Micro-loans for victims
  • Oil prices on the up and up
  • BNV drops rates
  • Traffic warning
  • UASD takes break
  • JLG rocks the vote
Wednesday, 05 March 2008
  • Rio Group summit gets under way
  • Fernandez as mediator?
  • IMF talks begin in D.C.
  • Farm gear will be duty free
  • Oil spill cleanup to cost RD$2 million
  • Doctors go on strike today
  • Central Bank renews RD$63 billion in CDs
  • DR hosts Education Forum
  • Renove case goes back to San Cristobal
  • Smart traffic lights save millions
  • Forum announces strike for April
  • Doctor guilty of malpractice
  • Store brands can save up to 30%
  • Inspection stickers are back
  • Erratum: IRS visits PP
  • Spotlight on DR in ITB-Berlin
Tuesday, 04 March 2008
  • Fernandez promotes army and police officers
  • Rio Group meets in face of tension
  • Elections offer extended vacation
  • Doctors ready for walkout
  • Supreme Court confirms RENOVE sentences
  • Renove sentence doesn't sit well
  • Tricom files Chpt. 11
  • Boca Chica fuel spill cleaned
  • IRS visits PP
  • MVM admits rumors
  • Journalist's son wounded
  • Watch your phones
  • R.O.Y! R.O.Y!
  • DR playing hard ball
Monday, 03 March 2008
  • UN racism charges denied
  • Officials don't declare assets
  • Fuel oil spill at Boca Chica
  • Doctors maintain their strike call
  • JCE tests system
  • Service sector now largest
  • Travel Alert: Las Americas Tunnel
  • A friend in deed
  • Dominican Republic at center of Berlin Fair
  • Carnival is a big hit
Friday, 29 February 2008
  • Monitoring competitiveness
  • Call for focus on people
  • Shell back in the news
  • No agreement for CMD
  • Fighting cocks culled
  • Nickel: 50% of exports
  • Fuel prices at all-time high
  • Wind Telecom is here
  • Fenatrano could default on loan
  • Where voters are concentrated
  • Fernandez dipped into the pot?
  • PRD justifies its absence
  • Politics gets punchy
  • Sailing makes it to Beijing
  • Disney's High School Musical
Thursday, 28 February 2008
  • The Metro rides
  • Fernandez speaks
  • Comments on Fernandez's speech
  • Fernandez strong in Gallup poll
  • What citizens want
  • Armed Forces promotions
  • CMD and SP will talk
  • H5N2 again
  • Cars are a goldmine
  • Fe de errata
  • Barrick will invest
  • Ethanol not the solution
  • Dario Contreras answers
Tuesday, 26 February 2008
  • DR1 takes a break
  • Fernandez meets US officials
  • Heads of state RSVP
  • SD Metro given the go ahead
  • IMF defends Dominican energy sector
  • 'Dam' the blame game
  • Defending DR-CAFTA
  • Border situation becoming dicey
  • Workers don't claim compensation
  • Citizens demand justice
  • REDOVIH makes accusation
  • UASD has new dean
  • Car theft still a problem
Monday, 25 February 2008
  • Chavez and Kirchner in Santo Domingo
  • Metro getting certified
  • FTA with Haiti?
  • Campaign stalls investments
  • Hubieres, Fenatrano and elections
  • What is the real cost of oil?
  • A kidnapping in Dajabon
  • The high cost of sending money
  • Santo Domingo air
  • Huge accident on Duarte Highway
  • Industrial fire in Manoguayabo
  • Reckless drivers on Tiradentes
  • Juan Severino, a very tough judge
Friday, 22 February 2008
  • Talks continue towards new IMF pact
  • Metro makes trial run
  • Canadian free trade agreement in limbo
  • Fake marriages will be real
  • JCE gets more money
  • Energy budget is crippling
  • Doctors' strike a success
  • DGII gives refunds
  • Human trafficking in the DR
  • Dominicans and the boob-tube
  • Aventura does well
Thursday, 21 February 2008
  • Fernandez celebrates Flag Day
  • Lack of competition
  • AmCham rejects tax reform
  • Doctors' strike on
  • Banana producers, bank agree on loan
  • ADN bankrupt?
  • Malnutrition is concentrated
  • Eradicating malaria
  • Revenues from civil registries high
  • Payano supports cockfighting
  • Motorbike crime on the up
  • Bush sighting in La Romana
  • Eyes to the sky
Wednesday, 20 February 2008
  • Regional seminar clarifies confusion
  • Government extends diesel subsidy
  • Gasoline retailers still not happy
  • IMF recommends controls
  • An attempt to prevent election clashes
  • Getting ready for elections
  • Chief justice rejects life sentences
  • Public Health, the Cardinal and the doctors
  • Cesfront gets reinforcements
  • Bird flu flap
  • Time to eat chicken!
  • Politur does its job
  • Santo Domingo is a parking lot
  • Lots of talking going on
  • Green Alert issued
  • Sprucing up the Malecon
Tuesday, 19 February 2008
  • 78-hour companies
  • SunLand debt is public debt
  • Record tax collections
  • Getting ready for elections
  • Dominican expatriate travel down
  • Tourism on the upswing
  • CRNM educates regional media
  • Government drags its feet
  • ANADEGAS backed into corner
  • Doctors threaten strike again
  • German all talk
  • Police wants changes
  • Almeyda confident on crime
  • Cattle ranchers try truce
  • Dominicans win gold
  • Tuesday Sales!
Monday, 18 February 2008
  • Small business loans
  • January inflation
  • Lazy Congress
  • Fight against bird flu
  • Wind Telecom starts tomorrow
  • Banana exports fall
  • Meet the new US ambassador
  • Sun Land and the ambassador
  • Anadegas and a possible strike
  • This strike averted
  • Changes suggested to Penal Code
  • Possible cattle rustling
  • Cardinal backs cops
  • Monday sales!
  • Something to do: See the tall ship
  • Carnival notes to remember
Friday, 15 February 2008
  • Government collections at good pace
  • Talks open with IMF
  • Political patronage or development?
  • Corruption all around
  • Measures to eradicate avian virus
  • Air Dominicana cleared
  • RIT scholarships
  • Los Alcarrizos Metro line is next
  • Friday Sales
  • Independence Cycling Tour
  • British Chamber golf tournament
  • Speed car racing
Thursday, 14 February 2008
  • Public debt on the rise
  • No chicken strike
  • Distributors in a deficit
  • Vehicles are a moneymaker
  • German challenges Nuria
  • Mud slingers in suits
  • JCE putting on the "spin"
  • Candidates respond to polls
  • PADELA fights for dogs
  • Storms: a concern for 2008
  • Tricom will invest
  • Police's Guzman won't back down
  • Thursday sales!
Wednesday, 13 February 2008
  • Fernandez: "read my lips"
  • Fernandez rides the Metro
  • Colonial Zone gets new signs
  • Law 89-07 helped thousands
  • Several hospitals nearly ready
  • Doctors postpone strike
  • Chicken farmers to meet Fernandez
  • Chicken running to Haiti
  • Bus companies want subsidy
  • Some walk out, some sleep
  • CID Latinoamericana poll
  • Roberto Salcedo is most accepted
  • Leading concerns
  • Politics hinders electric sector
  • Wednesday sales!
Tuesday, 12 February 2008
  • Tourism revenue on the rise
  • DR chosen to head GRULAC
  • Greenberg poll
  • Current concerns
  • "Vamo' arriba' is not political"
  • JCE summit
  • Bautista breaks silence
  • CEA and Vicini-Fanjul Group
  • Business calls for Haiti trade pact
  • Luperon cement factory opposed
  • Scholarships for the best
  • Viagra death
  • Tuesday sales!
  • CDN and MLB renew contract
  • Horford: Athlete of the Year
Monday, 11 February 2008
  • Cueva de las Maravillas air strip
  • Government spent more in 2007
  • Government giveaways
  • Punta Cana married 200 a day
  • Sun Land just won't go away
  • Segura: Tavera report is political
  • Rio Group to meet in Santo Domingo
  • Raw materials up-prices go up
  • Poultry producers on warpath
  • Metal exports way up
  • US withdraws extradition requests
  • Cops look for jobs for deportees
  • Another Grammy for Juan Luis
Friday, 08 February 2008
  • Bureaucracy for bureaucracy
  • Government to keep subsidies
  • Dominican students to WMI
  • New Journal of Tourism Research
  • Metro guzzles money
  • Power over principle
  • PRD won't sign pact
  • Colmados could make you deaf
  • Free trade or monopoly?
  • Haiti accused of tax gauging
  • Violent crimes on the rise
  • Friday sales!
  • Martinez, Marichal cause stir
  • Licey Campeon!
Thursday, 07 February 2008
  • Fernandez in Balaguer's shoes
  • Read Bengoa's lips?
  • Government gives out money
  • Gov won't pay in Sun Land case
  • Customs getting better
  • Government to buy chickens
  • Parking restrictions for old city
  • The mote in thy brother's eye
  • Fenatrano freezes transport
  • MVP makes accusations
  • Bank profits reach record high
  • More private watchmen
  • Greenish-blue eggs
  • Juan Luis Guerra at Billboards
  • Carnival in the city
  • Ready for some football?
  • Serie del Caribe update
Wednesday, 06 February 2008
  • 2008 Book Fair
  • Another IMF accord in the works
  • Business sectors reject new taxes
  • JCE getting ready
  • JCE invites observers
  • The new social class
  • Chicken farmers lose RD$600M
  • Brugal sells to Edrington
  • Possible transport strike
  • Appeals court's existence questioned
  • Teenage killer gets 30 years
  • Dirty faces - It's Ash Wednesday
  • Wednesday sales
  • Habichuelas con Dulce
  • Caribbean Series: DR to keep title
  • New Journal of Tourism Research
Tuesday, 05 February 2008
  • DR open to election monitoring
  • JCE hopes to tone down insults
  • Grownups acting like children
  • Adding danger to dirty politics
  • Are these purchases necessary?
  • Steps to please Haiti
  • Bi-national boycott causes a stir
  • IMF makes suggestions
  • EDEs becoming more efficient
  • Japan completes donations
  • Tuesday sales
  • Synchronized swimming
  • Where are the fans?
  • Serie del Caribe update
Monday, 04 February 2008
  • Fernandez nixes debate
  • Sonatrach in the DR
  • No IMF accord until after election
  • Chamber of Accounts in shadows
  • JCE cleans up voter rolls
  • JCE sets up the ticket
  • Chickens for oil
  • More fighting cocks killed
  • No market in Dajabon today
  • Kidnap victim found
  • Violence on the up?
  • Practicing law in the DR
  • It's cold outside
  • Carnival activity is heating up
  • Sales!
  • Caribbean Series
Friday, 01 February 2008
  • Spotlight on Santiago
  • Fernandez gives Youth Award
  • Another exemplary Dominican
  • Infant mortality declines
  • Haiti delays poultry imports
  • TSS handing over funds
  • 30,000 metric tons of sugar
  • Doctors want pay increase
  • PLD explains drug link
  • Malecon victims discharged
  • Stolen vehicle liability
  • Friday sales
  • Table tennis tournament
Thursday, 31 January 2008
  • IMF concludes review
  • Bi-national market on hold?
  • Lobbyist linked to heroin
  • Politics are dirty, but come on!
  • Car victims might have recourse
  • CODA holds 8th conference
  • Health surplus turned into fund
  • DR big CO2 emitter
  • Elevator plummets
  • Super Bowl in Santo Domingo
  • Keep your jackets out!
  • Thursday sales!
  • Caribbean Series shows
  • Archery World Cup
  • Santo Domingo: stage of stars
Wednesday, 30 January 2008
  • IMF will look at letter today
  • Two new Blue Flag beaches
  • NGOs will be supervised
  • Motorcyclists to get licensed
  • Banana growers wait for help
  • Poultry producers pull back
  • Industrialists want major changes
  • Promises, promises
  • Santiago report on Tavera incident
  • Technology catches hotel thief
  • Car robberies again
  • Wednesday sales
  • US Dems can vote in primaries
  • Super Bowl at the Jaragua
  • Caribbean Series Hall of Famers
  • The Aguilas lineup
Tuesday, 29 January 2008
  • Doctors won't strike
  • Guillermo Moreno against corruption
  • Competitiveness slipping
  • Whatever happened to Sichuan?
  • UASD students threaten strike
  • Political equality
  • Giant screens for election results
  • Teenage supermodel
  • Tuesday sales
  • Aguilas and Licey get ready
Monday, 28 January 2008
  • Government hauls it in
  • Juan Pablo Duarte, founder of the DR
  • Farm sector gets a break
  • Santiago is safer
  • Poultry farmers ask for help
  • Bad day at the hospital
  • Spain gives major Olga assistance
  • Hardware sales are down a lot
  • CNSS in big meeting today
  • Danilo wasn't there
  • Sales on Monday!
  • Johnny, we're gonna miss you!
  • Aguilas are the Champions
  • Baseball draft for Caribbean Series
Friday, 25 January 2008
  • Duarte's birthday
  • Fuel taxes equal big bucks
  • Legislators' big bucks
  • Imports grew 35% in 2007
  • DR ports busy busy
  • Looking for an egg solution
  • Rebellious Roberto denies reports
  • Taiwan donates to Cyber Park
  • CMD threatens strike action
  • Conep critical of SFS
  • Barrios not so "Seguro"
  • Friday sales!
  • Santiago's Monument re-opens
  • Drink away in Santiago!
  • Licey hangs on
Thursday, 24 January 2008
  • Bringing back the forests
  • Government considers IMF agreement
  • Bread makers get subsidy
  • Rabies vaccinations
  • Senators just as big a burden
  • Get out and vote
  • Intestinal problems clog hospitals
  • Rebellious Roberto in trouble
  • Councilors don't get raises
  • Polluted rivers
  • Tourism sector minimal growth
  • Egg ban leads to price drop
  • Families getting money
  • Aguilas one step closer
Wednesday, 23 January 2008
  • Punta Cana road repairs
  • Maternal deaths tied to infections
  • JCE to employ 998 for results
  • Haiti might lift chicken ban Friday
  • No traffic deaths over weekend
  • Deputies 'earn' a lot of money
  • Tavera Dam is drained a bit
  • New look for city center
  • Bread subsidy to keep prices low
  • Pols to get RD$1.06 billion
  • Strike delays flights out of AILA
  • TSA to look at AILA
  • Al Gore gets the cold shoulder
  • Wednesday Sales!
  • Aguilas goes for victory
Tuesday, 22 January 2008
  • Leonel, Amable and Miguel at the Basilica
  • Strengthening trade links with PR
  • Haiti ponders chicken ban
  • US sneezes, DR catches cold
  • Peso down, prices up
  • Tax collections up
  • DR could be more energy efficient
  • Social Forum says it's too much
  • Cedula expiry extended
  • Quirino assets sold
  • Maternal mortality rate down
  • Women report domestic violence
  • Bread prices down
  • New US passport card
  • COE issues warning
  • Pirates begin construction
  • Baseball recap
Friday, 18 January 2008
  • DR1 takes a break on Monday
  • Quality in education is the key
  • PR lifts ban on chicken imports
  • Lease revoked, sale rescission pending
  • DR has "high rigidity" rate
  • Inflation eats up interest rates
  • Dominican population growing
  • Aristy makes challenge
  • Dominicans in Spain can renew licenses
  • Motoconchos rule?
  • Bring your coats!
  • Five rescued from shipwreck
  • Mona Lisa missing
  • Friday sales!
  • Baseball finals
Thursday, 17 January 2008
  • Campaign season now "official"
  • The Metro: Still a dream
  • Haitian officials visit
  • Government and the IMF
  • Bye-bye LED
  • Banana producers get a break
  • DGII going digital
  • Political dirty laundry in abundance
  • Montalvo Center sees illegalities
  • Renewable energy needs guarantees
  • Competition for FENATRADO?
  • Tip bill
  • Fe de errata
  • Tejada: 'I'm clean'
  • Baseball playoffs
Wednesday, 16 January 2008
  • Taxable income increases
  • JCE wants clean campaign
  • Political dirty laundry
  • More than 5.7 million voters
  • Alphabet soup of political parties
  • Bishops see persisting corruption
  • $$$ for Santiago city employees
  • Health plan in crisis again
  • Few doctors use single prescription forms
  • CONEP wants a new IMF accord
  • Haitian negotiating tactics
  • Old bridge fails under heavy load
  • Two writers up for awards
  • Baseball update
Tuesday, 15 January 2008
  • International Energy Week
  • Natural gas is coming soon
  • Illiteracy down
  • Getting ready for elections
  • Senate president apologizes
  • Will Pared Perez quit?
  • "I have an NGO"
  • BanResevas assets increase
  • Guatemala following the DR
  • PLD supports Aura Celeste
  • Boycotting the binational market
  • ECLAC official on IMF
  • Monday Sales!
  • Licey does it with a no-no!!
Monday, 14 January 2008
  • JCE to save for second round
  • Major fraud in pension plan
  • Corruption scandal list
  • The NGO swamp
  • Another commission looks at Tavera
  • Broken promises to flood victims
  • Haina port goes private
  • Fuel prices down a bit
  • European Union to fund projects
  • Inflation pegged at 8.88%
  • ARS collect but do not deliver
  • Morning after pills and alcohol
  • US to increase assistance to DNCD
  • Sales advertised today
  • Baseball
Friday, 11 January 2008
  • Fernandez signs budget
  • Santiago councilors embarrassed
  • Councilor pay raises revoked
  • Looking for appraiser for Shell
  • Whale season has new rules
  • Aura Celeste's dilemma
  • Year of Health
  • Almeyda needs clarification
  • EPA will regulate trade
  • Fuel prices drop
  • Friday sales!
  • Dominican flautist doing well
  • ESPN to telecast Caribbean Series
  • Pirates building baseball school
  • Baseball update
Thursday, 10 January 2008
  • President's mom rides metro
  • Fernandez wins person of the year
  • Budget gets passed
  • Politicians' NGOs cause stir
  • Budget allotments
  • Moreno family dilemma
  • RD$26,241.86 new tax threshold
  • Chicken exports on the agenda
  • JCE cancels programs
  • JCE chases document forgers
  • No limits for drinking at hotels?
  • Mistaken identity?
  • San Cristobal example followed
  • Origins of the MVP fortune
  • Thursday Sales!
  • Baseball update
Wednesday, 09 January 2008
  • JCE to open campaign on 16th
  • Deputies to look at 2008 budget
  • No money for the Metro?
  • State sugar mills in limbo
  • Remittances increased in 2007
  • More data needed on settlements
  • PRD takes Bautista to court
  • Jorge Blanco recovering
  • Angelita returns to port
  • Today's Sales!
  • Light rains to continue
  • Baseball update
Tuesday, 08 January 2008
  • Kids still on vacation
  • Police officers getting pay rise?
  • Segura pessimistic about energy
  • Paying the price of electricity inefficiency
  • San Cristobal scandal
  • Capital markets exchange update
  • Reliving history
  • DR gang in Madrid
  • Jorge Blanco out of intensive care
  • Haiti bans Dominican eggs and chickens
  • DR could lose banana market share
  • Losing the war on drugs in court
  • Baseball update
Monday, 07 January 2008
  • Metro will cost 20 pesos
  • Senate approves its version of budget
  • City councilors raise salaries
  • It never seems to stop
  • Young girl rescued in mountains
  • Ministry halts houses along the Yaque
  • School damaged by flood estimates damage
  • Car hits house; kills six
  • Accused killer still on the loose
  • Shake, rattle and roll
  • Cold front continues
  • Three Kings play to great audience
  • Bill will force court to move
  • Baseball update
Friday, 04 January 2008
  • Two bird flu cases draw attention
  • New Year: old challenges
  • Vehicles will be impounded
  • Government buying Refidomsa
  • Government big money maker
  • JCE funding back in the news
  • Metro cars arriving
  • Holiday sales exceed expectations
  • Basic foods increase in price
  • Cold weather
  • Holiday season roundup
  • Dominican appointed to Court of Appeals
  • Baseball updates
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