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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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!
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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 for Manny
- Rains will continue
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Monday, 04 August 2008
- Education will provide 3 million cedulas
- Superintendent says electricity is back up
- A.M. Life is like that
- Minister goes to Congress
- Chief blames justice for lynchings
- Dams at low levels
- Tornadoes destroy houses and power lines
- Middle class is bearing the load
- Nobody can stop Caribe Tours
- Environmental agency cannot protect dunes
- DR chocolate for Italian kids
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Friday, 01 August 2008
- Fernandez in Colombia
- Business: don't touch CB money
- CNSS extends coverage
- Credit card extra is illegal
- Spanish VP coming
- No tolls for you
- JCE suspends cedulas
- Doctors back at it
- Basic education in a crisis
- Social sector at a disadvantage
- Weather clamps down AILA
- Killers go to jail
- Legal Advisor office goes digital
- Crime on the decline
- Can't dodge this time
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Thursday, 31 July 2008
- Strengthening ties with Haiti
- Government deficit at RD$21 billion
- US$20 million loan for aqueduct
- Power rates to stay the same?
- AMET vs. stoplights
- Fire chief is wrong, says Espaillat
- Codacsa to sue government
- Ladom vs. Nuria & Huchi
- Santiago has dry spell
- No more RD$3 bread
- CND takes over
- Ethanol investment
- Cuban brothers charged
- Cop kills himself
- Manny the Marlin?
- Thursday sales
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Wednesday, 30 July 2008
- New foreign trade center
- Fernandez to Colombian summit
- ITB recommends Sans Souci
- Tourism suspends Samana constructions
- Cardinal wants an end to SS conflicts
- CESFRONT beefs up patrols
- A warning on mixed service stations
- Chevron could buy the tankers
- Electricity rate increase?
- No cedulas for Haitians
- EPA signing postponed again
- Mets invest US$8 million in ballplayers
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Tuesday, 29 July 2008
- The complementary budget
- IDs: a national priority
- Haitian cedulas for Haitians
- The art of not deciding
- Cacao experiencing a boom
- Indotel rules in favor of DGTEC
- OTTT denies ban on Samana
- Building gets expensive
- Herrera criticizes propaganda
- Danilo back in the mix
- Caamano's head found
- Bank accounts blocked
- Dementia...what?
- Heat wave
- Manny Gate 08
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Monday, 28 July 2008
- A focus on the electricity subsidy
- Brazilian ethanol
- Romero calls for flexible financing
- Today is LPG Day
- "2 for 1" textile bill
- Hotels call to end transport monopolies
- Chevron accepts mediation
- Charge cards charged
- Cibao has serious energy issues
- Lower crude prices not at pumps
- You don't have a 50/50 chance
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Friday, 25 July 2008
- Andalucia gives funds
- Alicia Alonso coming for inaugural
- FTZs will get boost
- Running the Chamber of Accounts
- A nuclear commission
- School drink parameters
- DNCD cleans house
- Schools that don't teach
- EU not kicking anyone out
- No need for visa
- Who threw the baby away?
- Crime and survival
- Scammer's apartments seized
- WBO certifies Dominicans
- Pedro says goodbye to dad
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Thursday, 24 July 2008
- Taiwan President to visit
- Fernandez submits bill
- Drugs: True catastrophe for DR
- Montas defends government
- Eighteen new FTZs
- Guatemala VP visits
- No more untouchables
- AmCham behind Chevron & Caribe Tours
- US will cancel visas
- JCE into real estate development
- Lowering the standard for breakfast
- No Parlacen slots for PRD
- Polo wins gold
- Thursday sales
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Wednesday, 23 July 2008
- President rewards good students
- President chairs Chevron meeting
- Tax Office offers incentives
- Standard & Poor's ups rating
- Overview by three economists
- Clinics say they will keep charging
- Debts burden the electricity markets
- Contraband from Haiti hurts local crop
- Docs or supply salesmen?
- Caribe Tours protest
- PRD ratifies opposition to government
- Narcs pay "tolls" to operate
- US$43 million for Luis Castillo
- Wednesday sales
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Tuesday, 22 July 2008
- Fernandez and Light Bulb Program
- Energy subsidy limited
- Government to renegotiate
- Nuclear energy could be costly
- Government gives cartel hope
- Government ignores 2007 Austerity Law
- Valentin on clientelism
- Global Solidarity Fund
- Car sales down
- Taiwan donates scholarships
- No jail for Vivian Lubrano
- Big Red Machine coming
- Tuesday Sales
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Monday, 21 July 2008
- CDEEE promises to get better
- Fuel tankers dispute judgment
- Propane back in stations
- Another conflict of interests
- Subsidized diners under scrutiny
- 2009 will be Year of Juan Bosch
- Public Works to hire 10,000
- No pre-payments in health care
- Free Zones ask for continued support
- Timid economic measures
- JCE halts fake weddings
- Bani jail becomes a center
- A spin of drug dealing
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Friday, 18 July 2008
- Fernandez presents plan
- Commenting on the President's proposals
- Government tax bonanza
- Heliport inaugurated
- We can't do it
- Shipments will be fumigated
- FTZs recover
- HD TV coming
- History relived
- Money-changing business
- Medicare hunts turns interesting
- Alvarez Renta to jail
- Guzman among the best
- Super Sanchez leads delegation
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Thursday, 17 July 2008
- Expectations for speech high
- Picking up a big oil debt
- Final details on OMSA buses
- Congress saves energy
- Genao's proposal for saving
- DR depends on tourism
- Small business bill could pass
- Consular worries
- Studying border poverty
- Justice served in Baninter case
- Protests continue in Santiago
- Was it an execution?
- Horford chosen
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Wednesday, 16 July 2008
- Dario Contreras gets new ER
- Fernandez to announce measures
- Salary Committee wants to know
- Propane without subsidy will be RD$100
- Geologist says "No way!"
- Congress should handle the sale
- Speculation or government priorities
- Plastic manhole covers
- JCE admits it cannot control fraud
- Small business bill could pass
- Beauty products export boom
- Deficit with US doubles
- Prices slow home sales
- Car sales down
- Priest sentenced for rape
- Duarte Anniversary
- Wednesday sales
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Tuesday, 15 July 2008
- Chavez and Fernandez agreements
- Bengoa explains PetroCaribe
- Shell news
- Explaining the blackouts
- Northern express connection
- Digital cities
- Change not enough
- Decisional paralysis traps government
- Janice Jacobs visits JCE
- Government audits show fraud
- Wage increase
- Eliminating small parties
- Crafts make money
- All-Star Game tonight
- Tuesday sales
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Tuesday, 15 July 2008
- Chavez and Fernandez agreements
- Bengoa explains PetroCaribe
- Shell news
- Explaining the blackouts
- Northern express connection
- Digital cities
- Change not enough
- Decisional paralysis traps government
- Janice Jacobs visits JCE
- Government audits show fraud
- Wage increase
- Eliminating small parties
- Crafts make money
- All-Star Game tonight
- Tuesday sales
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Monday, 14 July 2008
- PetroCaribe eases terms
- PetroCaribe pipeline to Haiti
- Chavez to help farmers
- DGII will call on 50,000
- Metro to start in December
- New funds from Europe
- IMF closes office in DR
- Economic structure changes
- Demand for foodstuffs falls
- People take steps to save fuel, energy
- JCE will debate its resolutions
- Not really an honor
- Supreme Court denies appeal
- DR third in Miss Universe
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Thursday, 10 July 2008
- Fernandez on crime
- RD$24m/deputy
- More of the same rhetoric
- Chevron maintains its stance
- Terrero leaves Chamber of Accounts
- FENATRADO gets subsidies and raises rates
- Customs bust
- Tourist worker wages fall
- The drug cycle
- D.N. getting smaller
- Handball players desert
- Thursday sales
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Wednesday, 09 July 2008
- New budget request
- Central Bank defends policies
- Attorney Generals meet in Punta Cana
- More money for subsidies
- Government presents a proposal on Chevron
- More than a trucking issue
- Cocco asks Congress for approval
- A.M. Questions
- Salary increases divides management
- Northeast gets JCE office
- Pols and civil society agree on something
- DPCA visits Terrero
- Santiago is Santiago
- DR at expo
- Hurricanes and Tropical Storms
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Tuesday, 08 July 2008
- Presidential press conference
- Economic reshuffling needed
- Tourism & exports
- Export products
- Single house Congress proposed
- Agreement null
- Terrero still at work
- Tower construction halted
- More credit for fuel
- Gas-guzzling vehicles
- Banks take advantage
- AFS president visits
- Inoa signing investigated
- A little Yankee panky
- Dona Goya is 118
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Monday, 07 July 2008
- Leonel off to Margarita, Venezuela
- 5 to Chamber of Accounts?
- Thousands learn English
- Environment admits it goofed
- Police won't back down
- There is avgas
- AmCham for Chevron settlement
- CONEP wants a pow-wow
- ANJE wants deeds not words
- A call to spread the subsidies
- Food and transport eat budgets
- Cardinal to head Council
- Authorities say Bertha's okay
- Dominican to PSOE post
- Dominican stars in the All Star Game
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Friday, 04 July 2008
- Government butters up transporters
- Problems delay arrival buses
- Chevron ordeal reaches aviation
- Homes for TS Olga victims
- An exemplary province
- Foreigners beware
- Prison population rises
- Economic actions needed now
- "El Torito" for President
- Major League gossip
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Thursday, 03 July 2008
- Congratulations, Colombia
- A look at the economy
- Got change?
- Transport issues resolved?
- Drivers take advantage
- ANADEGAS suspend protest
- Chamber of Accounts hearing
- Drugs came from DR
- FSA urges wage raise
- Dominicans to the moon
- Lorenzo in midst of controversy
- Inoa's signing official
- Thursday sales
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Wednesday, 02 July 2008
- Chamber of accounts trial starts today
- CDEEE announces end to subsidy
- FENATRADO work stoppage today
- Government talks to doctors
- Eleven filling stations closed
- Tax break for 92 companies
- Unions ask for special prices
- Dairy farmers can supply breakfasts
- NGO calls JCE memo illegal
- Baninter appeal nearly complete, says Subero
- Nowhere to hide?
- More rains
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Tuesday, 01 July 2008
- Seems like everyone's connected
- Deputies defend themselves
- Fake drugs claim "exaggerated"
- Banking decreases
- Swiss love DR
- CONEP presents report
- Macarulla on monetary policy
- Teachers honored
- UASD confirms findings
- Manny goes off
- Inoa sets record
- Tuesday shopping
- Jazz Cowboys in Santo Domingo
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Monday, 30 June 2008
- I&C suspends diesel subsidy
- Civil Registry earns millions for JCE
- Fdez Zucco calls for service
- Grullon blasts Central Bank
- Foodstuffs go up again
- Millions of gallons of good water lost
- Twelve products for export
- Las Americas is lit up again
- Industrialists say new law far from perfect
- More increases in fuel prices
- Taiwan to re-equip Azua hospital
- A.M. Chamber of Accounts trial
- Thousands of Dominicans could leave Spain
- Cost of living increases missed payments
- GREEN ALERT
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Friday, 27 June 2008
- Fernandez positive
- New council created
- CA members quit
- Councilors in trouble
- US$140 and rising
- Reform on the way?
- Deputies do well
- Southwest could fly to the DR
- Nestle exits DR ice cream market
- Arrest now; ask later
- Office for victims
- Almeyda doing well
- Dominicans dominate in Cabarete
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Thursday, 26 June 2008
- Duarte highway closing
- Parents take note
- ISPRI initiated
- EU donates funds
- Fernandez receives ambassadors
- IMF agreement welcomed
- DR could be fined
- Auditors go on trial
- Colmados don't get food
- Where's the change?
- Murderers sentenced
- Best tips for summer
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Wednesday, 25 June 2008
- IMF to monitor DR
- AIRD says oil not the only problem
- Blackouts not 'financial' says Segura
- Bishop and business urge dam completion
- Trial for accountants
- Supreme Court approves ranks for judges
- Billions in tourist projects
- AMCHAM and corruption
- Cibao Airport for private aviation
- Jobs for disabled people
- Good man works hard to survive
- Three years for embezzler
- Lightning kills one, injures another
- COE issues warnings for 24 provinces
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Tuesday, 24 June 2008
- IMF official voices concern
- Blackouts are back
- School more expensive
- Wages will stay the same
- Haitians in DR embassy protest
- Unions still owe
- Telefonica coming to DR
- Trash becomes an issue
- Claro loses money
- Rains will continue
- OMD Dominicana wins at Cannes Lions
- Museum honors Sixto
- Dominican entrepreneurs in Philly
- Kiteboard championship begins
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Monday, 23 June 2008
- IMF to meet with Fernandez
- DR signs loans for US$75 million
- Ag Bank to sell headquarters
- The real price of diesel is closer to RD$200
- Black beans for black gold
- Poor showing for DR education
- Dominican heads hotel association
- Dominican Jesuit wins science prize
- Medicines and milk go up
- Electricity kills hundreds
- Weather and chaos
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Friday, 20 June 2008
- Losing the fight against corruption
- Please, eliminate bureaucracy
- US continues help
- UNDP on Metro
- British media keeps mum
- New free trade companies
- Americans want mangos
- DR will receive money
- Hubieres keeps threatening
- Doctors fight; no one listens
- Almeyda recovering
- Placido is here
- Miss DR in Vietnam
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Thursday, 19 June 2008
- Government revenues up
- Fuel prices impact poverty
- More details from CC
- Too many taxes
- Eliminating "ghost NGOs"
- Cigar news
- Fares go up; passengers angered
- Subsidy removed
- DR joins coalition
- US travel warning was old
- Drugs associated with crime
- Medicare fraud connected to DR
- Vigilantes kill fugitive
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008
- Fernandez asks UN for fund
- Melanio orders diesel audit
- Millions for greenhouses
- Debt climbed 3.3% in first quarter
- Promipyme loans millions
- We pay a lot of fuel taxes
- Free Zone bill goes to committee
- Chamber of Accounts under fire
- State Department memo causes stir
- Untold millions taken from official
- Inflation hits construction hard
- French aid vessel in port
- Ecuador without visas
- Mangoes in Bani
- DR-Korean trade grows
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Tuesday, 17 June 2008
- The Catch-22 of fuel taxes
- Time to pay for PetroCaribe
- Consumers and retailers feel crunch
- Housing slows rhythm
- Agreement with Spain continues
- Fake pill market is big
- Minister defends school drink
- Deputies question auditors
- Politur defends the DR
- Mercer ups Santo Domingo ranking
- A look at the trade deficit
- Cid Wilson to NCLR Board
- Future stars in the making
- Horford sets example
- From California to El Limon
- Tuesday Sales
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Monday, 16 June 2008
- Government wont eliminate fuel taxes
- 150,233 more vehicles
- Three bookmobiles for the DR
- Lights out in Santo Domingo
- Inflation hits 5%
- Government to protect basic foodstuffs
- Chicken prices up again
- US vets don't find bird flu
- Chamber's mea culpa
- Transporters on fare increases
- A.M.: They don't get it
- New jail for Macoris
- Police nab 200 in Santiago
- Red Alert continues
- Go get that second passport
- In the Heights musical wins Tony
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Friday, 13 June 2008
- Fernandez tackles rising prices
- OMSA buses in trouble
- Doctors' strike not successful
- Domestic airlines feel the crunch
- Tourism on the up
- Asia gobbles up metal scraps
- Banks up rates
- DN mortality rate high
- Importing beggars
- DNCD plays waiting game
- Wrong medicine case
- Friday sales
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Thursday, 12 June 2008
- Tourism action plan
- Air Dominicana to start 16 June
- Subsidy to stay
- "Water + sugar" for breakfast
- Cranes aren't regulated
- Tragedy at Dario Contreras
- DNCD keeps at it
- Mana fights for environment
- Big Papi is a big citizen
- 18 tons of baseball equipment
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Wednesday, 11 June 2008
- President on high cost of oil
- Longer drinking hours for some
- Bye-bye propane subsidy
- Subero doesn't want the job
- On corruption in government
- ANJE calls for spending cuts
- Robberies at civil registry offices
- Agriculture needs RD$31 billion
- Airlines ask for tax-free fuel
- Samana Expressway: nice but dear
- Yet another small docs' strike
- Lighter beer popular
- Trade deficit with US grows
- Struggle over control of security
- Chief supports Santiago cops
- Wednesday sales
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Tuesday, 10 June 2008
- Fernandez is back
- ECLAC calls for change
- 911 Emergency
- Disarming the population
- Reorganizing the work of doctors
- Reviving the Haitian trade topic
- Trade with South Korea
- DR/Guatemala trade issues
- Jeepetas not as popular
- DR could help air travelers
- Mejia denies revival
- Name-calling leads to murder
- Dominican doctor defended
- Million dollar ballplayers
- Tuesday sales
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Monday, 09 June 2008
- Leonel in Barcelona
- Consumer Protection Law
- Low protein drink for breakfast
- IMF boots DR rep
- ECLAC meets in Santo Domingo
- US aid exceeds US$45.2million
- Fewer flights = lower income
- JAD looks for an airplane
- Hipolito revives team
- Police chief moves to Santiago
- Marranzini : higher paid cops
- Quirino mate turns tail
- Rains to continue, alerts still on
- Pan Am Volleyball Cup: gold & bronze
- Cincinnati honors Geronimo
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Friday, 06 June 2008
- Fernandez attends mass in Rome
- Renewable Energy Ruling passed
- Free zone industry bill to Congress
- Using Mexican fabrics
- Free zones alive and kicking
- DR and relations with China
- Airline cuts hurt travel and cargo
- Aviation taxes
- Ferry will have own port
- Church on Environment Day
- Doctors' strike cause strife
- What relocation project?
- It wasn't me
- Venezuelans arrested for bank robbery
- Dominican gets drafted
- Friday sales
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Thursday, 05 June 2008
- Fernandez at World Food Summit
- Spotlight on rural communities
- Media linked for emergencies
- DR, Cuba work towards agreement
- Doctors strike - again
- Ozama for the rich?
- Edward Osborne Wilson in Punta Cana
- MAP angry about rockash
- Ship with toxic cargo ordered out
- AA cuts start in September
- Persons Trafficking report
- Loft shooter out on bail
- DR volleyball on a roll
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Wednesday, 04 June 2008
- Fernandez on ethanol in Rome
- Government to meet on IMF issue
- Frontier Corps gets new chief
- Las Placetas dam loan approved
- ECLAC to meet in Santo Domingo
- Bigger government
- Proposal to cut financing to politics
- Drivers put fare hikes on hold
- Sediment fills reservoirs
- Government creates a dam committee
- School tuition fees climb steeply
- The best athletes of the year
- Wednesday sales
- GREEN ALERT for much of the DR
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Tuesday, 03 June 2008
- Leonel is Food Summit VP
- Free trade with South America?
- DR Stock Exchange: 607% growth
- Public transport update
- Customs seizes lots of money
- Responsible dam management
- Shelter for a million
- Delta cancels JFK-SDQ
- BPD Bank in Santo Domingo
- Illiteracy rates
- Electrocution kills more than dengue
- BAT goes to bat
- On to 600
- DR volleyball keeps going
- Tuesday sales
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Monday, 02 June 2008
- Fernandez off to Europe
- Shell agrees to sell for US$110 million
- European Bank loans RD$1.1 billion
- Greater Caribbean export opportunities
- Caribbean airline alert
- Local authorities monitor airline situation
- Business backs UNDP report
- Drivers put fare hikes on hold
- Experts question dam conditions
- Good coffee sells well
- Dangerous accident
- Vigilante justice in Constanza
- More contraband money
- Lenient sentences favor drug dealing
- Contraband grows and sales slip
- Manny bats his 500th
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Friday, 30 May 2008
- Leaders take Fernandez's advice
- Customs signs agreement
- 1:30hr to Samana
- Country prepares for hurricanes
- Deputies approve IDB loans
- Pared passes the buck
- OAS on constant campaigning
- Dominicans need to keep calm
- Flight cancellations hurt Santiago
- Better Internet in the east
- Hubieres jailed; freed
- Impromptu strike causes problems
- Remembering history
- Friday sales
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Thursday, 29 May 2008
- Fernandez receives certificate
- Barrick Gold meeting at Palace
- Ending child labor
- Doctors strike yet again
- UN Report: Empower the People
- Endesa: DR social snapshot
- Women want rights
- ECLAC to meet in DR
- Haiti still big partner
- Man kidnapped in Cabrera to pay loan
- Dominicans lead All-Star voting
- Ramirez hits 499
- US vs DR in boxing
- Thursday sales!
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Wednesday, 28 May 2008
- Leonel off to C.A. and Europe
- Colored rice
- Uneasiness over livestock feed
- Unions call for lower fuel prices
- Fares going up 4 June?
- PetroCaribe alert
- Petrol funds invested in highways
- CONEP calls for changes
- High taxes hurt local airlines
- American Eagle cancels Samana
- New women's clinic at Cedimat
- 80% are living dangerously
- More rains
- Omega goes free
- Lopez races to the poles
- Wednesday sales
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Tuesday, 27 May 2008
- Official offer to Shell
- Pushing for hybrids
- Fare increase announced
- Subsidy to go if fares are raised
- Subsidies for 3 more months
- Natural gas not the answer
- CMD back at it
- Trade not balanced
- EPA to force Caribbean integration
- 2012 already?
- 46 random kilos of cocaine
- Sextuplets are a year old
- Placido Domingo at Chavon
- Tuesday sales
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Monday, 26 May 2008
- OMSA buses run on biofuel
- Ministry of Energy next?
- Spike in fuel prices
- Unions to discuss fair hikes
- Subsidy could be removed
- Opposition to focusing LPG subsidy
- Electricity subsidy: US$134 million
- Dengue campaign shows results
- Different stories on subsidized foods
- Possible changes in Supreme Court
- Opposition to constitutional reform
- New style prisons
- The ministers and their worth
- Orange explains blackout
- ITLA offers scholarships
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Friday, 23 May 2008
- Fernandez to Rome
- Diandino: Metro to run for Xmas
- GLP subsidy to poor households
- Example starts at top
- Tax increase not the answer
- Avocados a big hit
- RIP Luis Augusto Caminero
- Woman gets 15 years
- "La Piedra" kills a man
- Internet porn causing problems
- Mother's Day shopping
- Mother's Day Concert
- Update on American football in DR
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Wednesday, 21 May 2008
- No tax reform looming
- Montas: rigid austerity
- Vega sees troubled future
- US$42 million for electricity
- Shell sale ready to sail
- Senators vs. Deputies on reforms
- Subero and Sun Land
- PRD won 88 municipalities
- "Motoconchistas" raise fares
- FBI investigates player signings
- Dominican valedictorian
- Ramon Mateo: chess grandmaster
- Felipe Alou ready for final win
- Wednesday sales
- DR1 breaks for Corpus Christi
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Tuesday, 20 May 2008
- Revisiting the doctor issue
- Subsidies maintained for now
- CPI at 1.88% for April
- Subsidies maintained for now
- The increase in food prices took years
- More austerity, fewer subsidies
- Organic exports prevail
- "Dominicans" sold in Japan
- WTO reasserts EU banana ruling
- Constitutional reform again
- JCE did well
- JCE post-election agenda
- The end of the PRSC?
- PRD grows, PLD grows less
- DNCD continues the fight
- Sales
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Monday, 19 May 2008
- President Fernandez reelected
- PLD sweeps in Santo Domingo
- 29% abstention rate
- Parties lose official standing
- Guillermo Moreno's first try
- OAS praises process
- Hospitals see holiday increase
- PC exit polls were right on
- Voting overseas
- Fernandez allies add 9%
- Clientelism in the 2008 election
- Swap short for long-term politics
- Montas calls for "adjustments"
- Three strategic areas
- Cardinal calls for unity
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Friday, 16 May 2008
- Live electoral commentary
- Electoral facts & figures
- The provinces to watch
- Many don't bother to vote
- The candidates
- Explaining the effect of clientilism
- The most recent polls
- Expatriate vote
- Election rules
- The arbiters
- Election No. 13
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Thursday, 15 May 2008
- Fernandez going for four?
- PRD closes campaign
- Political publicity in the millions
- International eyes on elections
- Three more campaign victims
- Loud campaigning shuts down
- Court rules on Sun Land complaint
- Metro more important than court
- Scrap metal makes money
- One vehicle for every four residents
- Plaza de la Salud foot clinic
- Helicopter falls from sky
- Smuggling US$520,000
- Thursday sales
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Wednesday, 14 May 2008
- Tomorrow work off after 12
- Political parties take over radio
- JCE sets rules for elections
- Plenty of cops for elections
- OMSA to give free rides
- A.M. on Droit de Seigneur
- Foreign firms to do exit polls
- AIRD reject post-election tax reform
- Possible IMF agreement looms
- Non-traditional exports: US$277 million
- Rescued baby now with grandma
- Cops catch S&L killer
- Lucky guy!
- "In the Heights" leads Tony Awards
- Wednesday sales
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Tuesday, 13 May 2008
- Greenberg poll: Fernandez 55%
- PLD ends campaign
- You'll just have to wait
- Schools used for voting
- Topics fall by the wayside
- Need to control government spending
- Tourism still doing well
- Foreign investment a constant
- Small business bill
- More call centers in DR
- Manny inches closer
- Dominican track runs well
- Tuesday sales
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Monday, 12 May 2008
- JCE tests scanners
- Enthusiasm for voting abroad
- Freeze on gasoline prices
- Government halts audits
- Central Bank audit
- Need for constitutional procedures
- Codetel in the countryside
- IIBI suggests substitutes for flour
- Chicken prices climb again
- Trade deficit with the US
- Housing sales are way down
- CNN's Palacios looks at the DR
- Deaths on campaign trail
- Traffic toll is 40 deaths in two months
- Workers demand pay in Santiago
- Rescued baby doing well
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Friday, 09 May 2008
- Fernandez in Puerto Plata
- US$10 million for protected areas
- Bautista welcomes doctors' decision
- The JCE scanners are here
- After the elections
- Time to foster exports
- Edes feel fuel pinch
- More policemen to jail
- Bank robbed
- Friday sales
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Thursday, 08 May 2008
- Fernandez leads polls
- Scanners will be tested Sunday
- Politics very costly in DR
- PRSC strikes back
- DR can be food self-sufficient
- Morales on DR food supply plan
- No strikes for now
- Government gives out rice
- Labels cause export issues
- Killer cops could get 30
- The Luciano Corominas plane
- A star in the making
- Thursday sales
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Wednesday, 07 May 2008
- No exit polls on 16 May
- Top ten electoral provinces
- Breadbasket of the Caribbean
- Spain grabs low-skilled workers
- Energy issues in tourism sector
- Protected park areas
- INESPRE outlives usefulness
- Ikea in Santo Domingo
- Farm costs ever higher
- Bus stop businesses
- Meat exports still on hold
- Sun Land not on the agenda
- Policemen fired for brutality
- Red Alert
- Wednesday sales
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Tuesday, 06 May 2008
- The JCE's new scanners
- Young could decide elections
- Voter stats
- Book Fair extended to 9 May
- The Metro power controversy
- Renewable energies ruling on hold
- 'Popular' taxis will be popular
- Energy deficit balloons
- Asthma concerns
- Fire at Mercado Nuevo
- Ovalles and the US$569,000 case
- No one guilty in passport scandal
- Horford and Hawks out
- Tuesday sales
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Friday, 02 May 2008
- DR1 takes a break
- New industrial parks
- US$80M for disaster rehab
- We don't know
- Housing feels crunch
- Air Dominicana grounded
- Saturating voters?
- US$569,000 in undeclared cash
- Colonel dead
- Awarding the Dumas
- Legislators recognize Junot Diaz
- Can he do it?
- Aguayo jumps in the rankings
- Friday sales
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Thursday, 01 May 2008
- Fernandez makes promises
- Subsidy for chicken
- Pakistan investing in the DR
- Germany/Spain will donate
- Education Plan criticized
- Health Minster talks tough
- DR's beef with Guatemala
- Minier of the Congos honored
- Junot Diaz speaks at CMS
- Padres inaugurate complex
- DR boxers qualify for Beijing
- Horford doubles; Hawks lose
- Thursday sales
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Wednesday, 30 April 2008
- IKEA in Santo Domingo
- Fernandez on corruption
- New 10-Year Education Plan
- Generic meds will cost less
- Chinese medicine at HOMS
- Small business needs simplicity
- Basic foods are "assembled"
- Porvenir produces sweet millions
- The EU has millions for bananas
- FTA needs revisions
- Tragic accident near Azua
- A.M. A cop once more
- Derek Walcott speaks tonight
- COE issues YELLOW ALERT
- Wednesday sales
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Tuesday, 29 April 2008
- FTZ get renovated
- ILO says DR doing better
- Paredes defends subsidies
- Taiwan donates more
- Derek Walcott here
- Current accounts deficit balloons
- Central American advantage
- Life after the election
- Energy subsidy not sustainable
- PLD challenges colleges
- Pepe Goico acquitted
- Zayayines back in the fold
- Weather report
- Horford, Hawks even series
- Tuesday sales
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Monday, 28 April 2008
- National debt hits US$14 billion
- CODETEL guarantees transmissions
- Metro trials extended
- Wheat subsidy triples
- Rice wholesalers cry foul
- UP up up
- A.M. A time of lean cows
- Bani suffers water shortage
- Forty-eight hours without crime
- Aid mission to Haiti attacked
- Accidents cause blackouts
- Assailants get thirty years
- South wins student games
- More rains today
- Monday sales
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Friday, 25 April 2008
- Expatriate voting times
- Resurrecting the CB
- Tourism Dept clashes
- Dominican economic outlook
- Fifth time won't be lucky
- Rains cause damage
- Venezuela to revisit PetroCaribe
- Cheaper rice shipped to Haiti
- DR exporting yuca
- Linking Haiti, PR and DR?
- Dominicans earn more
- DR spared new US baggage rules
- Ortiz jersey nets big cash
- DR wins 3 bronze in FINA masters
- Friday sales
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Thursday, 24 April 2008
- Fernandez inaugurates works
- Plantain theft clampdown
- Earning peanuts is utopian
- CB money not enough
- Taiwan on DR ties
- Taiwanese warships here
- JCE says prove it
- Vargas at AmCham
- Women doctors march
- DR 4th for overseas prostitution
- Florian still in jail
- Remembering history
- Horford good; not a magician
- Thursday sales!
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Wednesday, 23 April 2008
- Thousands flock to Book Fair
- Metro: major attraction at Book Fair
- Government sends foods to small shops
- Heliport under construction
- Small business DR-CAFTA workshop
- Penalties for collecting without working
- Privatization = jobs for politicians
- Paying for luggage
- Loto money divides family
- His freedom lasted seven hours
- Bomb factory in Bonao
- Stealing plantains!
- COE issues red and green alerts
- Wednesday sales
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Tuesday, 22 April 2008
- Fernandez at Feria del Libro
- Money laundering common
- Central Bank injects US$100M
- Why imports don't cost less
- New business magazine
- UASD students get funds
- Car buyers prefer pre-owned
- Veganos begin rebuilding
- Tornados are not so rare
- Hillary loves the DR
- Call centers catch on
- Florida is Presidente territory
- Papi woke up
- Horford does well in debut
- Tuesday sales
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Monday, 21 April 2008
- Fernandez leads in Gallup poll
- Book Fair opens today
- Metro to offer free rides to fair
- KEPCO in the DR
- Maternity hospital deaths
- Flea Market overflows
- Tourism not reaching the poor
- Ten-year plan for agriculture
- Diesel behind hikes in food
- Euro adds to medicine bills
- Alert system for Tavera
- Tornadoes hit three provinces
- Green Alert for much of the DR
- Car falls three floors
- Cyber-criminals jailed
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Friday, 18 April 2008
- Fernandez reaches deal
- Chinatown opens
- DR should be OK
- Anyone can be general
- Strike IV and do it again
- Customs getting stronger
- Workers raises
- Animal Welfare Conference
- Appeal denied Figueroa to jail
- On his way to 500
- "I'm thirty uh..."
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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!
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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!
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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!
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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
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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
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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!
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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!
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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
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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
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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!
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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!!
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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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