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Your source for Dominican Republic real estate and properties in Samana and Las Terrenas, Las Galeras, Sanchez, Cabrera. At the Samana peninsula we are the largest and best selling office.

Also in other parts in the Dominican Republic like Punta Cana and Cap Cana and at the North coast Puerto Plata, Sosua and Cabarete we have offices yo assist you in your Dominican Republic real estate search.

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Punta Cana Real Estate, apartments, villas and condos for sale: Our Dominican Republic real estate database with condos and apartments for sale in Punta Cana, Bavaro and Uvero Alto is very large. Punta Cana real estate is booming and is the most wanted part in the Caribbean for apartments and condos, golf properties. Most of them directly at the beach or close to the beach from Punta Cana. We have a professional team ready and waiting for you to visit these condos and apartments in Punta Cana, Bavaro and Uvero Alto. With the best prices. We have been active in the Dominican Republic for many years in real estate in Punta Cana and project development. Apart from special projects in Punta Cana, we offer you a wide variety of investment possibilities. Looking for a golf villa in Cap Cana or Punta Cana. We assist you in your Punta Cana real estate search.

Puerto Plata Real Estate: Our new Dominican Republic real estate office in the Puerto Plata region just opened, with Klaas Vleesenbeek at your assistance. Klaas is from the Netherlands (languages: English, Dutch, German and Spanish) and has many years of experience in Puerto Plata, Cofresi, Costambar, Cabarete, Luperon and Sosua. Look at the left side for the Puerto Plata region and check what is available in villas, apartments/condos, land and business in Cofresi, Costambar, Sosua and Cabarete.

Investments Dominican Republic: Our Dominican Republic real estate database with large lots and properties is the biggest one in the Dominican Republic. We deal directly with the owners from these properties. Also hotels and casinos. If you are looking for larger lots in Bani, Punta Cana, Cabrera, Las Aguilas, the northcoast, Samana or Miches, we can advice and help you.

Large beachfront properties with miles and miles beachfront. Also available large properties with ambar mines, coconut farms and very Las Terrenas rental is growing business. Las Terrenas is located at Samana and is the only location where you can actually walk miles and miles along the beaches. Here is the place to look around for that beachfront villa or beachfront land where to built your dream villa. Las Galeras real estate: here and in Samana we offer very cheap land for sale.

Dominican Republic Homes For Sale: we have them and we can assist you in your search or that home in the Dominican Republic. Our database has many homes and houses for sale in the Dominican Republic.

Whether you are buying or selling a home or land in the Dominican Republic, we want to earn your business. Feel invited to contact me as i`d be happy to assist and advice you.

Questions about your real estate investment in the Dominican Republic? I can help. Just give me a call at 1 829 380 0020 or mail me at info@dr2007.com.

Immobilier Las Terrenas, Maisons a la plage, Samana, Republique Dominicaine.

 

Sincerely,
Ton, Jeremie and Klaas

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DR1 breaks for Duarte holiday
The DR1 Daily News digest will not be updated on Monday, 30 January. Monday celebrates Duarte Day, honoring Juan Pablo Duarte, the founding father of the Dominican Republic. Headline news will be compiled for the Tuesday edition. For breaking news and comments, see the DR1 Forums that are open 24/7. See www.dr1.com/forums
Archbishop asks to stop moving Duarte day
The archbishop of Santiago, Ramon Benito de la Rosa y Carpio, said that the country needs Dominicans who are not corrupt, like founding father Juan Pablo Duarte, and asked that once again the commemorative date of his birth should not be moved, a sentiment he said he shared with many Dominicans.

He hoped to see this happen in 2013 so that the 200th anniversary of Duarte's birth could be celebrated on the actual date of 26 January.

During a thanksgiving service to commemorate the birth of the nation's main founding father, he said that there is corruption and violence amongst Dominicans nowadays because they have lost the flavor of being Dominican and their faith in a better country.

He stressed that the country needed good Dominicans and asked them to believe more in the country in order to be able to face the problems in a united fashion.

On another subject he said it was time to resolve the conflict at the Central Electoral Board (JCE), warning that it could not continue to be a problem with only a few months to go to the elections. He said that he hoped that the impasse would be resolved with the mediation of PUCMM Rector Agripino Nunez Collado.

www.elcaribe.com.do/2012/01/26/rosa-carpio-pide-sea-inamovible-dia-duarte
First hearing for Constitutional Court
The Constitutional Court met last night during a ceremony attended by the President, Leonel Fernandez in the main hall of the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo (UASD).

Milton Ray Guevara, the president of the court, emphasized the responsibility, importance and the magnitude of the new judges as well as the challenges ahead for the court.

He said that the essence of the court was to guarantee that the Constitution upheld its position at the top of the pyramid of justice by respecting rights, and that each of the state organizations should exercise its function within the guidelines established by the Constitution.

He stated that the court should resolve conflicts between state bodies, while ensuring the Constitution is adhered to in international deals and should also be responsible for reviewing decisions issued by the courts.

As well as the 13 members of the Constitutional Court, the attendees included the rector of the UASD, PRD president Miguel Vargas, Senate president Reinaldo Pared Perez and members of the PRSC party and the government.

www.eldia.com.do//nacionales/2012/1/26/73757/Tribunal-Constitucional-realiza-su-primera-audiencia-solemne
Blackouts this weekend
The executive vice president of the Public Electricity Corporation (CDEEE), Celso Marranzini warned today that there would be an increase in electricity cuts between Friday and Monday due to the closure of the AES generator. This will affect all circuits including those with 24-hour electricity; although he said that they would do all they could to ensure the service was as stable as possible.

In a briefing note Marranzini appealed to users nationwide to ration their use of energy from the 27th to 31st of this month in order to reduce the impact on the system.

He said that during this time users on A circuits, who normally have 24 hours of electricity will lose two or three hours so that the C and D circuits, which only receive 14 to 18 hours of electricity because of their payment levels, would not be affected too much.

Marranzini confirmed that the Falconbridge mine, which together with Cemex is one of the country's biggest consumers of electricity, had approved the closing of AES for maintenance. Cemex will not be operating on Friday 27th or Tuesday 31st, the most critical days, when the population returns to work after the long weekend and industry returns to normal.

He stated that it was a planned program coordinated between the three distribution companies, the coordinator of the electricity system, the generator businesses and the non regulated users, timed to cause the least disruption.

www.cdeee.gov.do/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=928:marranzini-pide-un-uso-racional-de-la-energia-durante-este-fin-de-semana-largo&catid=6:noticias&Itemid=2.

www.elnacional.com.do/nacional/2012/1/26/109387/Todos-sufriran-apagones-fin-de-semana
Senate slips up
Yesterday was the 199th anniversary of the birth of Juan Pablo Duarte, and the Senate published a communication marking the occasion in various newspapers. However, instead of commemorating the birth of Duarte, the communication stated it was the anniversary of his death. This generated a flood of complaints in the media and across the social networks.

Critics were quick to point out that the blunder committed by the Senate demonstrated the lack of education in the country and the need to spend 4% of the Gross Domestic Product on education, as established by the Dominican constitution, which has never happened.

The Senate president, Reinaldo Pared, who signed the statement about Duarte, faced the critics and apologized for the accidental mistake.

He said, "Thank you for calling this error to our attention, for which I once again apologize." Juan Pablo Duarte was born in Santo Domingo on the 26 January 1813 and died in Venezuela in 1876.
Johnny Jones formally elected
The National Assembly of Municipalities unanimously elected the PRSC member Johnny Jones as the General Secretary of the Dominican Municipal League (LMD), in a ceremony attended by outgoing president Fidias Aristy at the Dominican Fiesta hotel in Santo Domingo yesterday.

His candidacy was presented after an agreement between the PRSC and the PLD and was later agreed to by the PRD.

Jones said that he was committed to the strengthening of municipalities in the Dominican Republic, fulfilling Juan Pablo Duarte's dream that local government would be the fourth power in the country. He also promised to improve the culture of cleanliness everywhere.

He praised outgoing president Fidias Aristy, stating that he had been an outstanding municipal official that during his time in the post.

The role of the LMD has been seriously questioned, with the institution described more as fostering political cronyism than any real purpose. The PRSC is a close ally to the ruling PLD party.
Guillermo Moreno: Political system is perverted
Minority candidate Guillermo Moreno said last night that a vote for one of the candidates of the traditional parties just consolidates a perverted political system. As reported in El Caribe, the former prosecutor now running for Alianza Pais said that this is an obstacle to the country changing by democratic vote. He said that Hipolito Mejia, Danilo Medina and President Leonel Fernandez have been in power for 16 years, keeping a strong grip on the state. In his judgment, none has the moral authority to lead the nation for another minute. He said that there is neither separation nor independence of branches of government in the Dominican Republic because "they are all subject to the control of the leadership of a single party and subordinated to the personal project of President Leonel Fernandez."
Armando Almanzar wins National Literature prize
Writer and film critic Armando Almanzar Rodriguez has won the National Literature Prize for 2012, awarded by the Corripio Foundation and the Culture Ministry. He received a commemorative scroll and a million pesos, and was selected not only for his literary work, but also for his journalism and humorous storytelling. His writing was described as out of the ordinary and almost unique within Dominican literature.

The Corripio Foundation said that his writing uses colloquial and very colorful language, creating interesting characters and dealing with real issues.

Almanzar, who was born in Santo Domingo on 22 May 1935, studied law at the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo (UASD), but his passion for cinema led him to abandon his legal career.

The jury was made up of Culture Minister Jose Rafael Lantigua, the executive director of the Corripio Foundation, UASD Rector Mateo Aquino Febrillet, PUCMM Rector Monsignor Agripino Nunez Collado, UNPHU Rector Miguel R. Fiallo, UCSD Rector Reverend Ramon Alonso, UCE Rector Jose Hazim Frappier and Rolando M. Guzman INTEC.
Hecmilio Galvan said to be victim of a plot
Members of the La Multitud movement stated last night that their national coordinator Hecmilio Galvan was the victim of a plot by police officers. They said that two supposed policemen asked Galvan to accompany them to a pawnshop (compraventa) with no court order or in the company of any member of the Public Prosecutor's office. They stated that it was an attempt to intimidate him in response to his criticism of the Minister of Agriculture

In a press release, calling on the public to be alert, they stated that what had happened to Galvan was an aberration and aggression against all young people. They went on to say, "the corrupt domination of the political parties that govern us, that will not tolerate acts of rebellion and try to silence the centers of resistance to their corrupt and sick policies."

They stated that Hecmillo Galvan has been a loyal defender of Dominican values, mentioning his role as a leading member of the campaign for Los Haitises and for the 4% for education.

www.eldia.com.do//nacionales/2012/1/26/73770/La-Multitud-denuncia-Hecmilio-Galvan-es-victima-de-una-trama-en-su-contra
Morrison family to attend court hearing
The parents of Jordan Morrison are marking the anniversary of their son's death by traveling to the Dominican Republic to attend the court hearing of the two Montreal men charged with his murder.

Morrison, 19, a Canadian tourist, was killed outside a resort nightclub in Punta Cana, on 4 February last year and the two accused have been charged with first-degree murder, and are set to appear in court in Higuey on 8 February.

The verdict was originally expected in December, but one of the accused was absent from court.

www.simcoe.com/news/article/1286260--fundraiser-for-morrison-family
21 stowaways arrested
The director of the Port Security Authority (CESEP), Rear Admiral Luis Rafael Lee Ballester announced yesterday that a group of 21 Dominican stowaways were arrested by officers from CESEP. The would-be illegal migrants were hidden in containers being used for equipment from the Iguana Park theme park. Iguana Park has been located at the old airport in Herrera for several months and the stowaways were local residents and theme park employees. The containers were about to leave on the ferry from Santo Domingo to Mayaguez in Puerto Rico from where they were being sent on to Port Elizabeth in New Jersey. The Rear Admiral said that the arrests had been possible thanks to a security operation authorized by the armed forces in the old terminal as well as in the port in Santo Domingo from where the ferry sets sail. The operation used intelligence sources as well as information from previous years when the park was demobilized and stowaways did the same thing. CESEP will now hand them over to the Public Prosecutor of the National District.

The Rear Admiral also said that as a result of this action CESEP has helped the ferry company, because if the illegal stowaways had succeeded in reaching New Jersey they would have had to pay a fine of over US$200,000, as well as other penalties.
American scientists warn about earthquakes
The Dominican Republic and Haiti could be at serious risk from devastating earthquakes if the seismic pattern detected by a group of American scientists repeats itself.

Having analyzed all of the seismic data since colonial times, the investigators have concluded that the 2010 earthquake in Haiti could mark the beginning of a new cycle of large quakes in the Enriquillo fault system, which after been quiet for 240 years now appears to be active again, as evidenced by the 2010 Haitian quake. There was a similar pattern in 1701 that started with a quake of 6.6-magnitude.

Bakun, emeritus scientist with the Center for the Science of Earthquakes at the American Geophysical Institute (US Geological Survey) warned that Haiti and the Dominican Republic should prepare themselves for future devastating earthquakes along the whole Enriquillo fault system, located in the south of Hispaniola. He said that although the Haitian quake was not a large seismic event, it caused considerable damage and loss of life due to inadequate construction practices and said that the mitigation of seismic risk in both countries should be strengthened in order to prevent destruction on this scale due to future earthquakes

According to the Emergency Operations Center (COE), last night at 9.25 there was an earthquake of 3.9 on the Richter scale some 20 kilometers south east of Nagua at a depth of one kilometer.

www.washingtonpost.com/world/americas/us-scientists-say-haiti-dominican-republic-could-be-entering-period-of-powerful-quakes/2012/01/26/gIQAoiq9TQ_story.html
Aguilas win second game in playoffs
The Aguilas Cibaenas have begun to battle the Leones del Escogido, making for an exciting playoff this year. Playing in Santo Domingo yesterday, city fans watched their team lose 8-5 despite winning 5-4 in the ninth inning. Two last minute runs against star pitcher Fernando Rodney made the difference in the fifth game of the 9-5 playoffs. The game was close all throughout.

www.lidom.com.do/zbox1_SF_26_ene_12.htm

The schedule for the remaining games is:

Friday, 27 January, Santiago, 7:30pm
Saturday, 28 January, Santo Domingo, 5pm
Sunday, 29 January, Santiago, 7:30pm
Monday, 30 January, Santo Domingo, 7:30pm

For game details, see www.lidom.com.do

www.escogido.com

www.aguilas.com.do

Playoff Standings:
Team Win-Loss Average Games behind
*LEONES 3 - 2 .600 --
**AGUILAS 2 - 3 .400 1.0


For more on upcoming events, see www.dr1.com/calendar

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Traveler’s Choice taps Tortuga Bay in annual prize
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. - The boutique hotel Tortuga Bay located in La Altagracia province’s Puntacana Resort & Club has been awarded the Traveler’s Choice 2012 prize as one of the world’s three best in the Caribbean area, according to TripAdvisor certification.
Casa de Campo competes for World’s Leading Resort award
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Opetur presents fourth edition of Excursions Guide
Santo Domingo.– The fourth edition of the “Excursions Guide
US Ambassador Yzaguirre to talk business, investment in Puerto Plata
SANTO DOMINGO. - United States ambassador Raul Yzaguirre will be the lecturer for the gathering of business leaders hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAMDR), through Provincial Committee of Puerto Plata.
Holiday passengers via Las Americas top 274,500, beat forecast
Santo Domingo. - The Las Americas Airport terminal served 274,550 passengers during the December-January holiday period, and around 3,620 flights of various airlines.
Entities cut ribbon on Bayahibe’s Cuseco artisan center
Bayahibe, Dominican Republic.- Thanks to the collaboration of government agencies and private entities, the Cuseco Artisan Arts Center was inaugurated near the resort town last week.
Punta Cana received more visitors in 2011
Punta Cana, DR.– Punta Cana’s international airport handled 2.2 million
Dominican Republic day tours open now
Santo Domingo.– Dominican Republic Escorted Tours (DRET) announced it is
Finn cruise ship visit a milestone for the country
Santo Domingo.- During the current cruise season the line Kristina Cruise began visits to Santo Domingo’s Port of Sans Soucí, making history as the country’s first cruise ship from Finland.
Mountain road showcases its own charms for tourists
Puerto Plata. – The Luperon road’s own tourist attractions along its span linking Santiago with Puerto Plata, between the towns Gran Parada and Gurabo, have been showcased in a guide to promote the route’s enchantments, from the Cibao Valley to the Atlantic coast.
Santo Domingo Mayor again vows Colonial Zone facelift
Santo Domingo.- National District mayor Roberto Salcedo on Monday told news source dioariolibre.com that he’ll reach an agreement with the owners of condemned buildings in the Colonial Zone and with their tenants to move those who live in them.
Humpback whale-watching season starts Sunday
Santo Domingo.- Starting Sunday Dominicans and foreigners alike will be able to observe the humpback whales which visit the Atlantic coast every year, an arrival Environment minister Ernesto Reyna affirms will mean more income for northeastern Samaná and Hato Mayor provinces.
Puerto Plata resurges on higher hotel occupancy
Puerto Plata.- The resort city’s hotel personnel laid off during Dominican Republic’s low tourist season has been rehired as the substantial increase in tourists has boosted occupancy, said Julio Almonte, spokesman for the Playa Dorada Hotels, Condominiums and Business Owners Association.
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