Dolores Vicioso – Page 219

The director of the National Institute for Student Welfare (Inabie), Víctor Castro, has assured that the entity is prepared to provide school supplies and meals to students who, due to overcrowding, have been transferred to private schools by the Ministry of Education to prevent them from losing an academic year. The Ministry of Education is …

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Santiago Riveron, the mayor of the municipality of Dajabón on the northern border with Haiti, said that he cannot guarantee the safety of Dominicans in Haiti if they decide to cross the border to the neighboring country to do business with Haitians, as reported in IciHaiti. In recent years, given the kidnappings, few Dominicans travel …

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Edmundo González Urrutia, the contested would-be winner of the past presidential election in Venezuela for the Platform Unitaria Democrática (PUD), spent over two hours in the Dominican Republic before continuing his journey from Caracas to Madrid, where he has requested political asylum. González Urrutia traveled aboard a Spanish Air Force plane, which made a technical …

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Diosdado Cabello, considered by many as the number two ranked official in the Venezuelan government of Nicolas Maduro, told a radio and television audience literally: “I have you (Dominican Republic) by the balls, we have the petroleum.” This crude statement came as the Dominican Republic sided with dozens of other nations questioning the legitimacy of …

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During the XXVI Meeting of Farming Leaders, held at the Bavaro Convention Center in Punta Cana, economic analyst Henri Hebrard noted that the agricultural sector has increased its contribution to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 133% between 2013 and 2023. According to the analyst, a surprising drop in agricultural contributions to the Dominican …

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Minister Faride Raful told reporters that the Ministry of the Interior and Police is initiating a campaign to fight crime in the hot spots that have been identified in the Greater Santo Domingo area. With the tongue-twisting name of “The Combined and Coordinated Interventions of the Prioritized Sectors of the National District,” the operation will …

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A joint operation involving the military, police, and other law enforcement agencies has led to the closure of several businesses and the arrest of dozens of individuals in the Dominican Republic. The crackdown, targeting establishments that have violated various regulations, was carried out across the country, including the Greater Santo Domingo area and several provinces. …

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The Dominican Republic’s Ministry of Public Health has reported a concerning surge in acute pesticide poisoning cases this year, Listin Diario highlights. The Ministry of Public Health has added pesticide poisoning to its epidemiological report. As of the latest epidemiological report, 56 cases have been documented across various provinces, including Santiago, La Vega, and San …

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Experts continue to express deep concern over the high rates of teenage pregnancies in the Dominican Republic, as reported in El Caribe. Shocking new data reveals that a young girl between the ages of 15 and 19 becomes pregnant every three hours, with over 4,000 new cases reported in the first quarter of 2024 alone. …

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After months of requesting the information, Diario Libre was finally able to obtain three of 10 contracts the government has signed for shipyards that private companies operate on government property. The conclusion is that the deals have been onerous and the Dominican Republic is losing out on what should be a major business opportunity given …

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