Friday, March 25, 2011

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find dead man on the river Ozama


Man found dead on the east bank of the river Ozama.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic .- A man was found dead Friday with signs of violence on the east bank of the river Ozama in Villa Duarte, Santo Domingo.
The body has not been identified by authorities, for lack of documents, carried a note in his pocket that said "take women for others".

By lifting the body, the medical examiner Lucy Alcantara said the man was between 30 to 40 years and that his death was caused by mechanical asphyxia by strangulation.

The victim was found around 7:30 am by the Fire Department in Santo Domingo.

The man was wearing blue jeans trousers with a white shirt in his right hand and wearing a gold bracelet.

The site is presented dozens of onlookers to realize what happened and members of the Police and the Forensic Science for evidence that could spoil the perpetrator.

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Bayaguana IAD threat to remove smallholders in land and giving to the rich

smallholders (file)
Bayaguana, Dominican Republic .- parceleros Association of New Hope Bayaguana reported Friday that the Dominican Agrarian Institute (IAD ) intends to vacate its premises at 90 producers to allocate that land to a landowner in the area.

Mario
Ponciano, president of the organization, explained that the smallholders settled in the Pantanal for 30 years, are harassed by the legal adviser of the IAD, in order to leave the land.

The parcelero showed the title and said the officer commits an abuse of working people.

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Aircraft morning show doing a demonstration aircraft arrive



Today
exactly at 11am, was rehearsing a plane which will be shown on Saturday and Sunday on the boardwalk, this plane completely stopped the work because people of all institutions in the area came to see the exhibition.

The Caribbean Air Show 2011, the largest international show aircraft acrobatics and civil and military aircraft never before seen in the country, will be unveiled to mark the first centenary of the birth of aviation in the Dominican Republic.