2003News

More water news

The CAASD, the government corporation that administers the drinking water for Santo Domingo, charges less for its services than various other countries. The CAASD (Corporaci?n de Agua y Alcantarillada de Santo Domingo) in those places where new water meters have been installed is charging 50 percent less than similar service providers in Mexico or Barcelona, …
2003News

Power dispute worries World Bank entity

The World Bank Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) has expressed its concern over the current situation between the power distributors, the power generators and the Superintendence of Electricity. After a four-hour meeting with the Superintendent of Electricity Julio Cross, the representatives of MIGA told reporters that they were worried that these disputes would create risks …
2003News

Eight PRSC presidential hopefuls

The leading politicians of the Partido Reformista Social Cristiano (PRSC) met yesterday and agreed to hold their primary on 30 March. The eight candidates participating in the primaries are Jacinto Peynado, Carlos Morales, Eduardo Estrella, Federico Antun Batlle, Jose Hazim Frappier, Hector Rodriguez Pimentel, Alexis Joaquin Castillo and Tito Hernandez.  PRSC members present at the …
2003News

Where is Radhames Garcia?

With the understanding that he could be arrested during the three-day recess of legislative activity, La Vega deputy Radhames Garcia is nowhere to be found. The Department of Migration compiled ample evidence of his misuse of diplomatic influence to traffic Chinese nationals from Haiti to the Dominican Republic, however the deputy apparently has the blessing …