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Local June 26, 2013 | 3:29 pm

Dominican Republic’s horse racing belly up as only track fails

Santo Domingo. - President Danilo Medina on Wednesday ordered the National Racing Commission to take over the Hipdromo Quinto Centenario and all horse racing operations in Dominican Republic, after several months of reports of its looming bankruptcy.

Presidency Decree 176-13 transfers all the track’s properties, assets and liabilities to National Racing Commission, and orders a complete... Read more

Prominent Dominican journalist faces death threats, U.S. backed NGO warns

Prominent Dominican journalist faces death threats, U.S. backed NGO warns

Prominent Dominican journalist faces death threats, U.S. backed NGO warns

Prominent Dominican journalist faces death threats, U.S. backed NGO warns

Prominent Dominican journalist faces death threats, U.S. backed NGO warns

Prominent Dominican journalist faces death threats, U.S. backed NGO warns

Prominent Dominican journalist faces death threats, U.S. backed NGO warns

Prominent Dominican journalist faces death threats, U.S. backed NGO warns

Prominent Dominican journalist faces death threats, U.S. backed NGO warns

Prominent Dominican journalist faces death threats, U.S. backed NGO warns

Readers don’t care if Sunland scandal affects former president

Readers don’t care if Sunland scandal affects former president

Readers don’t care if Sunland scandal affects former president

Readers don’t care if Sunland scandal affects former president

Readers don’t care if Sunland scandal affects former president

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Readers don’t care if Sunland scandal affects former president

Readers don’t care if Sunland scandal affects former president

Readers don’t care if Sunland scandal affects former president

Readers don’t care if Sunland scandal affects former president

Readers don’t care if Sunland scandal affects former president

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