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Dominican Republic infrastructure and administration

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Latest: Consejo Nacional de la Magistratura preselects 88 candidates for Supreme Court

President Luis Abinader has continued his focus on infrastructure development and administrative restructuring in the Dominican Republic. Administrative changes were formalized through Decree 631-26, appointing Escarlyn

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Dominican Republic: Penal Code challenges and political resh

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Latest: Dominican Republic Penal Code shifts doctor-patient digital communication

Following the August 2026 implementation of the new Penal Code (Law 74-25), scrutiny has intensified regarding heightened sanctions for defamation and new regulations for ‘fullería’. Under Article 246, ‘fullería’—obtaini

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Fuerza del Pueblo criticisms of Dominican Republic policy

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Latest: Dominican Republic road infrastructure plan faces political criticism

The Fuerza del Pueblo political party in the Dominican Republic has issued several criticisms regarding government management of public services and infrastructure. In August 2026, party spokesperson José David Báez cri

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Infrastructure development in San Francisco de Macorís

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Latest: San Francisco de Macorís advances key infrastructure projects

Infrastructure development in San Francisco de Macorís, Duarte Province, is characterized by a mix of long-standing delays and new project executions. The construction of the San Francisco de Macorís bypass has faced sig

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Dominican Republic infrastructure and administrative updates

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Latest: Dominican Republic expands transit network and infrastructure

President Luis Abinader has continued a series of infrastructure inaugurations across the Dominican Republic, expanding from educational and sports facilities into major transportation and regional development projects.

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