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Local September 16, 2025 | 4:20 pm

Cartographic Institute project sparks alarm in Pedernales

Pedernales.- A proposal presented by the Cartographic Institute has sparked controversy in Pedernales, where local leaders warn that the project could reduce the province’s territorial boundaries and transfer part of its land to Barahona. Currently, Pedernales has an estimated extension of 2,074–2,080 km², ranking as the seventh-largest provi... Read more

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