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Three days after returning from his visit to New York City for the Summit of the Millennium, President Mejia will travel to Central American for meetings with heads of state. President Mejía will be in Costa Rica on Tuesday, 12 September for a meeting with Central American heads of state. The heads of state of …

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The Executive Committee of the Bloque Institucional Social Demócrata (BIS) announced the expelling of José Francisco Peña Guaba. Peña Guaba is the son of party founder, José Francisco Peña Gómez, the late leader of the PRD. The BIS said it was expelling Peña Guaba, who supported the PLD candidate during the 2000 presidential campaign, for …

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The National Police moved on resolving the murder of lawyer Octavio Beras on Monday, 4 September. The case has made headlines, as he was the son and nephew of two of the nation’s leading television producers, Tutín and Freddy Beras Goico. The Police presented on TV yesterday the 16-year old spouse of the late 24-year …

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The President of the American Chamber of Commerce, banker Andrés Aybar suggested yesterday that the state negotiate foreign debt treatment for the estimated US$120 million owed private power generators. He said this way, the state could have a clean slate and make monthly payments. At the present time, the accumulated debt is a heavy burden …

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Banco Popular and Codetel will develop an electronic commerce platform to create a marketplace where national and international companies can trade by telephone in pesos and dollars. The strategic e-commerce strategy was announced yesterday by Banco Popular e-commerce vice president Miguel Faxas, and Codetel advanced communications vice president, Rafael Zorrillo. An unnamed third party will …

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Minister of Sports Cesar Cedeño signed an agreement with the Cuban government for the hiring of 23 new coaches. This is a follow up to a previous agreement by which 23 coaches worked in the DR for two years. Despite requests by the local sports federations, the Cuban government chose not to renew the contracts …

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President Hipólito Mejía traveled to New York on seat 28A of economy section yesterday. President Mejía banned first class travel by government officers. He traveled economy to set the example. Interestingly, President Mejía, prior to occupying the Presidency was a regular first class passenger, enjoying privileges of his American Advantage card due to his travels …

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