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Tuesday, 29 December 2009
  • DR1 News breaks for the holidays
  • Enhanced security at airports
  • AMET retains 31 freight trucks
  • The economy grew
  • Time to change the economic model
  • Montes Arache buried at sea
  • Liquid cocaine found
  • Violent crimes up in December
  • Gonzalez Gonzalez was talking
  • Former army man on the license plate
  • A suspicious lawyer
  • Two more suspects in Figueroa case
  • Johnny to the rescue
  • New Year parties
  • The baseball scores
Monday, 28 December 2009
  • Haiti gets 5 years of tariffs
  • Industries reject Haitian tariffs
  • Everyone's got a phone
  • 24-hour electricity not a dream
  • A lot is owed to EGEHID
  • ANJE criticizes 2010 budget
  • Some economists bullish on 2010
  • Five held in assassination
  • Gonzalez' murder was expected
  • Transfer of Brito is questioned
  • Blows to drug trade in the East
  • Mary Pelaez to Najayo
  • Watch it or DR could become Mexico
  • A Christmas miracle
  • Holiday fatalities rise to 26
  • Baseball playoffs
Tuesday, 22 December 2009
  • DR1 breaks for the Xmas holidays
  • Fernandez's goal
  • Flights restart
  • Fireworks destroyed
  • Exchange houses closed
  • Pelaez sent to jail
  • Spaniard's clean break
  • CND gets less
  • Murder plot uncovered
  • Marti alive and kicking
  • Lots of shows in year of crisis
  • Christmas exhibit
  • Christmas concert
  • The baseball scores
Monday, 21 December 2009
  • Preval will visit in January
  • Budget goes to Deputies tomorrow
  • More money flows today
  • Thousands of cops on the streets
  • Major snowstorm cancels flights
  • Local weather and the COE plan
  • Network laundered billions in the East
  • Higuey jail murder plan foiled
  • DNCD also stages a roundup
  • Arts & Crafts
  • Baseball weekend results
Friday, 18 December 2009
  • Leonel starts handouts in Montecristi
  • Tell us how corrupt we are
  • Senate fast tracks 2010 budget
  • Senate approves Ombudsman post
  • Consumer Confidence Index improves
  • More support for the "none" candidate
  • Great price but no crop to sell
  • Arrest warrant for Pelaez confirmed
  • Major crime bust on counterfeiters
  • Roncierto to Columbus Lighthouse
  • Escogido vs Aguilas tonight
Thursday, 17 December 2009
  • Investments & exports in 2009
  • Days sans blackouts
  • Bottlenecks get worse for Xmas
  • Inflation at 5.66% to November
  • Green jobs coming
  • Doctors re-hired
  • Economic observations for 2010
  • Pirate state
  • JCE recognizes parties
  • DR lags in human development
  • PRD in trouble
  • Gas tanker blast injures 2
  • Details on the kidnapped girl
  • Mayor gets caught
  • Canadian man missing
  • Horford digs in
  • Escogido makes it to post season
Wednesday, 16 December 2009
  • New ambassadors
  • Imminent relocation for Metro
  • Santiago needs its highway
  • Prizes for Martha Heredia
  • Informal sector strong
  • Sanchez Baret leaves PRD
  • Pelaez denies drug links
  • DNCD cleans up
  • First anniversary for missing plane
  • Martinez sentenced in NY
  • Fernando Urena Rib at Bellas Artes
  • The baseball scores
Tuesday, 15 December 2009
  • A heroine's welcome
  • Tunnel on 27 closed
  • Port impasse continues
  • Holiday blackouts
  • DR at Copenhagen
  • Get your cedulas
  • Caricom - a win-win agreement
  • Spanish case reveals leaks
  • Death toll high
  • 62 "keys" at Punta Cana
  • Pelaez's daughter investigated
  • Dominican poet wins
  • Saldana praised for Avatar
Monday, 14 December 2009
  • Haiti signs EPA
  • Zelaya and Lobo to visit?
  • Proconsumidor fines traders
  • Insisting on quality of debt
  • Eight still have to sign Constitution
  • Police chief elected by his peers
  • Cedula deadline expires Wednesday
  • Evictions for Metro 2A
  • A call for a budget for "Mipymes"
  • Surgeons on unregistered doctors
  • US$50 million in assets confiscated
  • Drug shipment confiscated in Azua
  • Martha Heredia show on 18 December
  • Tribute to Elton John
  • Baseball roundup
Friday, 11 December 2009
  • Martha's victory brings joy to all
  • A billion in baskets
  • Shopping and crime prevention
  • President receives Super Tucanos
  • ECLAC forecasts 3.5% growth for DR
  • Nothing will stop the Metro 2
  • Celso wants to privatize the EDEs
  • US wants Fernandez to mediate
  • 2,500 tons of sugar for Chavez
  • FINJUS worried about low budget
  • 1,276 Haitian babies in northwest
  • Police convicted in five deaths
  • Another body is found
  • Welcome in the Christmas spirit
  • Baseball? Oh yes, there was
Thursday, 10 December 2009
  • The holidays are here
  • The DR's tragedy
  • DR and France
  • IDB donates money
  • Montas defends debt
  • PRD on government performance
  • Responding to Andy Dauhajre
  • Marranzini pushes for privatization
  • Follow up on port conflict
  • Security conference
  • Cocaine confiscated in La Romana
  • 4 bodies on Duarte highway
  • Priest sued for child support
  • Brito stays in jail
  • Martha's night
  • Long Night of Museums
  • The baseball scores
Wednesday, 09 December 2009
  • US Southern Command visits
  • Is Lobo coming?
  • Port charges debate gets critical
  • Taiwan will help with census
  • Andeans lend money
  • Loans and donations for schools
  • Tucanos to police DR airspace
  • Police executions?
  • DR among most affected by storms
  • A dangerous highway
  • Martha's night
  • The baseball scores
Tuesday, 08 December 2009
  • Signing the new Constitution
  • The DR's deficit
  • Too much debt
  • No cement license
  • IDAC can train
  • Too many doctorates
  • Used car sales down
  • Sex workers trained
  • Jail doesn't stop sex
  • Morrison to Granada
  • Luis Dias dies
  • Rains will continue
  • "All You Need is Love"
  • Garbage turned into treasure
  • Museums day
Monday, 07 December 2009
  • President returns with pledges
  • Process of signing Constitution starts
  • Billions for mass transit
  • The electricity plan
  • Public works to build bridges in POP
  • We're going nuts
  • Gallup-HOY says same old same old
  • Colombia halts large drug cargo to DR
  • The strange case of Figueroa Agosto
  • PLD victory in Lawyers Association
  • PRD process "turbulent"
  • Iris Perez Open Workshop
  • Victor Estrella wins Future F2
  • Baseball roundup
Friday, 04 December 2009
  • Fernandez at UNESCO
  • DR joins OECD Development Center
  • IDB, IMF & WB to the rescue
  • Funds to pay for electricity
  • Health advances in southern hospitals
  • US$300 million for Solidarity
  • Santo Domingo-Santiago train
  • Almeyda rejects "Execution" report
  • Martha Heredia makes it to final
  • Julia Alvarez at Centro Leon
  • Christmas events this weekend
  • Victor Estrella makes ITF Circuit finals
  • Toros beat the Aguilas
Thursday, 03 December 2009
  • Fernandez in France
  • Business meeting in France
  • Words for border patrol
  • Borrowing big in 2010
  • Fiscal spending still a problem
  • Millions just on paper for education
  • RD$20 billion circulating
  • Duclona extradition approved
  • Moscoso: Felix and Figueroa not in DR
  • Someone's lying about Sobeida
  • Progress in yam + cocaine case
  • Extortion in Bani
  • Punta Cana Village bazaar
  • Dominican wins 5 gold in Masters
  • They love Licey
  • The baseball scores
Wednesday, 02 December 2009
  • Fernandez in France
  • Juan Marichal Sports Complex
  • Trade to Europe up
  • 15,000 for holiday season
  • Taxes stop expansion
  • Informal jobs up, formal jobs down
  • Falconbridge & Barrick
  • Margarita leads in the PLD
  • Contest to choose the most corrupt?
  • Losing the war against drugs
  • The yam + cocaine shipment
  • Important arrest in Paya case
  • Martha Heredia in Latin Idol
  • The baseball scores
Tuesday, 01 December 2009
  • Fernandez and technology
  • Constitution date set
  • There could be natural gas here
  • Pina downplays drugs
  • Sobeida's smokescreen
  • Gallup: Corruption on the rise
  • Inflation, blackouts and crime
  • Vodka, please
  • DR most connected
  • HIV rates high in children
  • Love scandal brewing
  • US cars exempt of taxes in 2010
  • AILA expects more traffic
  • Diplomatic Ladies Bazaar
  • The baseball scores
Monday, 30 November 2009
  • Key meetings for LF in Portugal
  • Morales Troncoso in Germany
  • CDEEE cost-cutting slow
  • Migration deports, others let back in
  • Thousands of HIV+ to get assistance
  • Unsustainable borrowing?
  • Whose stats to believe?
  • Five provinces needed to win
  • PLD party primaries
  • PRD primaries
  • Good days for banana exports
  • Fenacerd proposes compensation
  • DNCD makes another haul
  • Gallup poll on drug trafficking
  • Prosecutor says Baldera's captors were executed
  • Weekend baseball
Friday, 27 November 2009
  • President's trip to Europe
  • Freddy gets a medal
  • Public Works gets budget boost
  • Super Tucanos to arrive 8 December
  • Mayor Roberto Salcedo's plans
  • Spotlight moves to Barrick contract
  • Consumer protest at high cell rates
  • Sobeida has left the country
  • Sobeida gets Migration in hot water
  • Three more file against surgeon
  • Museums day
  • It's Christmas!
  • Arts and crafts fair
  • Baseball Standings
Thursday, 26 November 2009
  • UN rejects Los Haitises cement plant
  • Cement plant will be relocated
  • More to metro security than to border control
  • The economy grew
  • DR lacks budgetary transparency
  • Loans for bonuses
  • Strange but true
  • Tapia is released on bail
  • Educated women also abused
  • Survey results surprising
  • HIV rate down
  • Puerto Plata hurting
  • The baseball scores
Wednesday, 25 November 2009
  • RD$379 billion budget
  • Just more money for government
  • Government wants more city councilors
  • Financial system grows
  • Toxic substances still imported
  • Men living longer
  • Plastic surgery clinic closed
  • Feminicide rate down
  • Ecstasy component confiscated
  • Raphael de Espana
  • El Hombre's MVP
  • The baseball scores
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
  • Fernandez to Portugal and France
  • Constitution in January?
  • Consumers switch mobile providers
  • Scheduled blackouts
  • Save the COJP
  • Exporting helicopters?
  • UNPHU proposal wins big grant
  • DR exports cause concern
  • Yzaguirre: new US Ambassador
  • Drug points in the barrios
  • Socialists in the DR
  • Bill Rood passes away
  • Aventura's AMA
  • ITF Tennis Pro Tournament
  • The baseball scores
  • Santo Domingo Festival 2009
Monday, 23 November 2009
  • Fernandez inaugurates El Seibo works
  • What to expect from the IMF
  • Remittances down 12% this year
  • City renews garbage contracts
  • Easier to change ARS
  • Blue Mall ready for summer
  • Williams slapped with Senate censure
  • Cold cases nothing new here
  • US donates 25,000 tons of wheat
  • PUCMM earthquake conference
  • Weak front to bring rains
  • Comedy at Casa de Teatro
  • Baseball round-up
Friday, 20 November 2009
  • Government bullish on economy
  • 2.1 million vaccinated for tetanus
  • US$110 MM aqueduct for Bani
  • AMET takes, AMET returns
  • Shell signs its sell off
  • JCE to hold PRD hearing today
  • The tangled affairs of drug kings
  • DNCD nab 4 more in Higuey
  • Drug lab closed
  • New Trujillo book
  • New Canadian Embassy
  • Arawak's homage to dance
  • Artisans Fair
  • Christmas carols in Punta Cana
  • Paulina Rubio coming to Chavon
  • Codetel marathon
  • Baseball roundup
Thursday, 19 November 2009
  • Preparing for Fernandez trip to France
  • 600 megawatts from Abu Dhabi
  • Marranzini gets even tougher
  • Montas defends debt
  • Don't drive without the sticker
  • Public offices aren't transparent
  • Calderon splits from the PRD
  • No to domestic violence
  • Three honest military men
  • Drug plane caught in Higuey
  • Crime policy and institutional fragility
  • Brito goes to jail
  • Martha Heredia wows
  • Horford and his Hawks
  • The baseball scores
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
  • Colombian business mission
  • Power for the holidays
  • Electricity fraud list made public
  • Soccer field dispute cleared up
  • Long lines for marbetes
  • Montas admits there is corruption
  • Calderon gets the boot
  • Clutching at straws?
  • Fugitive pedophile arrested
  • Little sex education
  • Global Film Festival
  • The baseball scores
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
  • The 2010 budget is set
  • Constitution approved
  • Where is Sobeida?
  • More speculation on Sobeida
  • Soccer field controversy
  • Deadline for non-payers expires
  • Government subsidizes its consumption
  • Last minute marbete
  • Gaby wins gold in Mexico
  • National Symphony concert
  • Santo Domingo Festival
Monday, 16 November 2009
  • Council gets budget today
  • Final reading of the Constitution
  • Traffic accident toll at 1,500
  • Only 47% have renewed marbete
  • Repairs at Km12 Sanchez overpass
  • Quality of debt questioned
  • PLD removes 22 pre-candidates
  • Macadamia has future
  • Traders propose end to blackouts
  • Canadian Embassy is moving
  • Sergeant explains his investment
  • Watch the prosecutors
  • Million-peso bounties
  • Clinic raid: "just a visit"
  • DR volleyball defeats Korea
  • Baseball roundup
Friday, 13 November 2009
  • DR strong on maritime connectivity
  • Gazprom coming to the DR
  • Public Health puts students to work
  • Taxman is coming to get you
  • Customs makes gift-giving easier
  • Mixed signals on drugs
  • No one said she couldn't leave
  • Arnaiz: military & police fortunes
  • Subero: everyone to jail now
  • Balderas can't win for losing
  • 18 years for crime didn't commit
  • Golf: the "Interior" wins Corrie Cup
  • Baseball Round-up
Thursday, 12 November 2009
  • The President on Sobeida
  • Sobeida left by jet?
  • City council promises action
  • More commercial loans
  • Borrowing for the baseball complex
  • IDB disaster contingency loan
  • Sectors demand $ for education
  • Power outages
  • Power generation improves
  • Government official credit cards
  • New RD$700,000 jobs
  • Los Haitises opinion soon?
  • Beggars and child abuse
  • Caba wins CMD presidency
  • Pediatrician Hugo Mendoza dies
  • Horford & Villanueva score big
  • The baseball scores
Wednesday, 11 November 2009
  • President Fernandez to Paris
  • Bengoa clarifies IMF funds
  • Delays in funding public hospitals
  • DR among least transparent
  • Expensive borrowing
  • Restoring the Malecon
  • Bankruptcy law
  • Ruling or new law
  • Judge defends bail
  • Bellerive on jobs and identity issues
  • El Gringo denies tape
  • Police catch German
  • DR Global Film Festival
  • Sammy speaks on skin tone
  • Baseball scores
  • XXIV Codetel Marathon
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
  • IMF agrees on pact
  • Monitor the use of IMF funds
  • Tiburcio acts for transparency
  • Waldo's last days at the CMD
  • Ruddy of the Guloyas dies
  • Journalist's suspect shooter
  • Where is Sobeida?
  • The value of a life
  • French drug smugglers get lucky
  • What's up with Sammy?
  • Dominican wins US horse race
  • Art auction
  • The baseball scores
Friday, 06 November 2009
  • DR1 breaks for holiday
  • Constitution Day
  • New modern jail in Moca
  • Better days for renewables
  • Free zones could sell produce here
  • Loans increase foreign debt
  • US$500 million loan
  • Bill to increase city payroll
  • Natural gas to increase output
  • Insulza admits Haitian impact on DR
  • Thumbs down on new Constitution
  • Bail outcry moves courts
  • Reopening the Deputy Romero case
  • Major drug seizure at Caucedo
  • Baseball Round Up
  • Lots of weekend activities
Thursday, 05 November 2009
  • Proposals to improve energy sector
  • Pay up or go to jail
  • Debt on the rise
  • Gigantism in government?
  • Political parties and democracy
  • Doctors resume talks
  • Dengue preventable
  • Leptospirosis rears its head
  • Killer rapper gets time
  • Dominican men cheat
  • It wasn't Pedro's day
  • MLB donates
  • Baseball scores
Wednesday, 04 November 2009
  • Cash, not oil for Refidomsa
  • Constitution postponed to December
  • Taiwan gives more money
  • Quality education, not branches
  • No money, no scholarship to Spain
  • Get your marbete
  • UN Haitises report not ready
  • Whisky contraband confiscated
  • Rapper kills Miky
  • El Gringo gets three months
  • Lantigua wins in Lawrence
  • Martha still on in Latin Idol
  • Prospect League starts
  • Pedro Martinez's night
  • Baseball scores
Tuesday, 03 November 2009
  • Marranzini rejects barges
  • 15 days to pay for electricity
  • Moving propaganda
  • JCE warns on campaigning
  • Controversial Barrick contract
  • The Barrick deal
  • What's in Ladom milk?
  • Kidnapping vehicles
  • The Capo from Capotillo
  • Honoring Sergeant Pinales
  • Saying goodbye to Miky
  • Dengue still a concern
  • DR ranked 10th in taekwondo
  • Pedro's chance
Monday, 02 November 2009
  • Conference of the Americas
  • Highway to Bani is almost open
  • Most fuels up again
  • Organic exports growing
  • PRD gets tough on candidates
  • Judge hard on the little guys
  • Drug dealers keep their cash
  • Narcotics gang dismantled
  • Police active against drug dealers
  • Too many bank holdups
  • Army complicit in deforestation
  • US Embassy names names
  • Freed on bail, kills again
  • Cooler temps should stay around
  • Baseball Roundup
Friday, 30 October 2009
  • Refinery sale all set to go
  • Deputies approve budget changes
  • Latest dengue deaths
  • Reform makes laws unconstitutional
  • Charcoal trade daunts authorities
  • AmCham promotes renewables
  • Swim for Millennium Goals
  • Taiwan's US$100,000 for hospital
  • Model UN conference in Bavaro
  • Mob tried to lynch crooked cops
  • The drug trail described
  • Judge's decision questioned
  • Two die when roof collapses
  • Baseball Roundup
  • Jose Luis Perales at the Theater
Thursday, 29 October 2009
  • Fernandez speaks out for Zelaya
  • Changes needed at DNCD
  • Bank customers protected
  • Political parties enjoy their privacy
  • Haiti-style deforestation this side
  • Teachers flunk
  • Enriquillo Matos campaigns for CMD
  • Name and shame
  • Crime down
  • Colombian organ transplants
  • Ikea is hiring
  • New car sales slow
  • Horford off to great start
  • It's Pedro's turn
  • The Scores
  • Halloween parties
Wednesday, 28 October 2009
  • DR and Vietnam
  • US$100 million in Taiwan funds
  • Camilo warns of reduction
  • Montas defends debt
  • Chile & the DR
  • Informality is a formality
  • Call center adds jobs
  • Helping prospective immigrants
  • Guerrero "not afraid"
  • Money laundering probe
  • Rains on the way
  • Cheering on Martha
  • World Series in swing
  • The baseball scores
  • America to perform in Santo Domingo
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
  • Exports inching way out of red
  • Vaccines in December
  • Charcoal ovens destroyed
  • Paya trial starts today
  • Parties take a stand
  • Murder for hire plot?
  • Drug depth concerning
  • Changes in Tricom
  • Press freedom declines
  • Police are recovering cars
  • Acta is at it
  • Oldest university birth date
Monday, 26 October 2009
  • Valdez Albizu sees growth
  • Most fuels go up, LPG stable
  • Debts could corral DR economy
  • Overseas deputies only get 4 years
  • FINJUS and PC divided on Tribunal
  • Illegal charcoal rivals drugs
  • Yamasa remains 'not Almonte'
  • 25 new AH1N1 cases
  • Natural gas on the way
  • Rains to continue today
  • People back Walkers for Life
  • Baseball Round-up
Friday, 23 October 2009
  • New plants to increase generation
  • Government cuts back RD$13 billion
  • Assembly comes to a close
  • A farm plan to generate billions
  • Romero also accused of visa fraud
  • Police probe Baldera kidnap case
  • Santiago kidnappers in custody
  • Dengue death rate too high
  • Doctors brain drain
  • Indotel hails Tricom deal
  • Step out for Life
  • Baseball Roundup
Thursday, 22 October 2009
  • Trade with Chile up
  • Trade with US down
  • Education gets EU funds
  • IDB makes emergency loan
  • DR top for doctors
  • Rabies vaccines arrive
  • Deputy admits wrongdoing
  • Another kidnapping ends
  • Krispy Kreme is coming
  • Pedro's last stand
  • Super Albert is human
  • Baseball Scores
Wednesday, 21 October 2009
  • Laundered money "not re-distributed"
  • Mr. Independent
  • Marranzini unrealistic?
  • Information still not free
  • Taxes could increase
  • Sugar and tobacco
  • Metro gets routes
  • Kidnap victim set free
  • Yankees clip wings
  • Weather update
  • UN sponsors Diaz
  • The Scores
Tuesday, 20 October 2009
  • Assembly stalemate broken
  • Constitutional Tribunal set up
  • It seems so obvious...
  • Unemployment remains stable
  • Dengue warnings
  • CMD at it again
  • PLD rejects Williams
  • Arlenis Sosa at Dominicana Moda
  • Colonial costumes exhibition
  • Vladi in the clutch
  • The Buzz
  • The Scores
Monday, 19 October 2009
  • President says no more UASD branches
  • Assembly tries to break stalemate
  • JCE chamber ratifies sentence against PRD
  • JCE will oversee party elections
  • Only 11,000 legal Haitian residents
  • Police and the "mysterious" disappearance
  • US files extradition requests
  • Nearly 800 charter flights approved
  • Most traffic deaths motorcycle related
  • Baseball season opens
Friday, 16 October 2009
  • Commission struggles with CNM
  • Moreno launches new political movement
  • Police link kidnappers and leftists
  • Police patrol involved in deaths
  • IDB donates US$1m to Metro
  • Free zone exports fall 23%
  • Three die in Ocoa 'copter crash
  • DR borrows AIDS drugs from Haiti
  • Sobeida out on RD$5m bail
  • Rosso turns himself in to US authorities
  • Fatal accident on Bani-Azua highway
  • Brugal awards prizes to worthy causes
  • Play Ball!
  • Jose Luis Perales at the National Theater
Thursday, 15 October 2009
  • Assembly work postponed
  • Progress in Paya case
  • Dam 'not overvalued'
  • Beach pay makes no sense
  • AIDS patients concerned
  • Ambassador dismisses claims
  • Portability goes well
  • My, my Metro
  • Family presses charges
  • Wide world of sports
  • Pedro is pitching
  • Pet Shop Boys canceled
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
  • More protected areas
  • Vargas looks for resolution
  • More loans approved
  • Modifying the budget
  • Pay for beach play?
  • Energy rates fixed
  • Pay your fines
  • Metro's minor mishap
  • Conflict brewing
  • Details on the Dona
  • Boy drowns off Malecon
  • Bachata at the White House
  • Freak accident sidelines Garcia
  • Diaz does it again
Monday, 12 October 2009
  • Nagua kidnap victim escapes
  • Assembly to repeat tainted votes
  • Judges fear Constitution with errors
  • Vincho says dam overvalued
  • Clear rules needed on migration
  • COPPPAL begins sessions
  • Medical residents get RD$5,000 bonus
  • CONEP: IMF accord will boost economy
  • CDEEE promises power if they pay
  • Fuel prices go up this week
  • Fugitive caught at Las Americas
  • More rain today
Friday, 09 October 2009
  • Fernandez inaugurates Coral Highway
  • Reform official hits back at critics
  • SCJ Judges to retire at 75
  • Fraud on film
  • Carter says migration 'unstoppable'
  • Immigration neutralizes development
  • Marranzini says no hike in sight
  • Costs trap hotels
  • Ex-husband arrested in US$4.6m case
  • Rains expected to continue
  • Martha through to LA idol final
Thursday, 08 October 2009
  • Carter and malaria
  • Comments on the constitution
  • Supporting agreement
  • Legislators make pledge
  • Chile and DR strengthen relations
  • You broke it, you pay for it
  • Fighting for fake jobs
  • Morales sworn in
  • Malnutrition still a concern
  • Cops on border
  • Wildcat strikes again
  • Protestors use new media
  • Dominicans in Chicago
Wednesday, 07 October 2009
  • Fernandez welcomes new ambassadors
  • President Carter visits DR
  • IMF agreement a step closer
  • Rejecting the Constitution
  • No more re-election
  • Counter-reform impossible, says Valentin
  • Marranzini slams "vandals"
  • Haitises victims want money
  • Lack of jobs a hurdle for youth
  • Tracking Henri
  • Chichi gets his day
  • Dominicans do the job
  • Cinderella at the National Theater
Tuesday, 06 October 2009
  • Natural gas plant coming
  • DR in OECD Development Center
  • Pared denies claims
  • Counter-reform coming?
  • Jaime David enters the fray
  • New center inaugurated
  • Rabies victim dies
  • Private schools won't charge
  • Banker in jail
  • Label it
  • Dominicans will shine in post-season
  • Sano is safe
  • Hanley and Albert
  • Dominican on Idol
Monday, 05 October 2009
  • Clinton: Haiti should follow DR example
  • Constitutional changes "an embarrassment"
  • Assembly tackles Congress today
  • Frontier schools shut down
  • Bishops call for fair treatment of foreigners
  • Schools and Minister to talk today
  • PLD selects candidates for May elections
  • Authorities locate more Figueroa assets
  • Officer discharged for deals with narcs
  • Judge rejects transfers of Paya suspects
  • Tourism sees upturn
  • Fuel prices down this week
  • Hurricane season winds down
  • Singer Mercedes Sosa dies at 74
Friday, 02 October 2009
  • President inaugurates housing in Ocoa
  • US$70 million loan with IDB
  • Tuition needs to be paid in advance
  • Assembly bans corruption
  • Environmentalists: the backward Constitution
  • Deputy criticizes colleagues
  • Country in Intensive Care Unit
  • PRD declares Jorge Mera winner
  • Economic drop is pronounced
  • DR right about taxing Costa Rican wires
  • Clinton in Haiti
  • Orange and Codetel go at it
  • Centro Leon celebrates 6th anniversary
  • Oviedo, Merengue, Bachata & Son
Thursday, 01 October 2009
  • VP gets involved
  • Better days ahead for Haiti
  • Government presents card to IMF
  • Public debt is US$17.39 billion
  • Beaches privatized
  • Elections unified
  • Marranzini asks for patience
  • Haitises report postponed
  • Guido still at it
  • One-legged golf star is Dominican
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