interview with journalists

The government will pay 26 billion to the district heating fund to maintain the reduction in utilities Among other things, the government decided on the preservation of utility reduction, the strengthening of consumer protection, the transformation of the Chamber of Agriculture and the grace period for the transition to e-referrals. In order to maintain the utility reduction, the government pays HUF 25.9 billion into the district heating fund. From this fund, the district heating providers fin…

Santo Domingo.-President Luis Abinadera assured that the Anti-Crisis Plan approved by the Government constitutes a comprehensive strategy to protect the middle class, reduce the tax burden of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) and preserve the dynamism of the Dominican economy in the face of an international context marked by uncertainty. During an interview with journalists Edith Febles and José Monegro, the president explained that the initiative reflects the lessons learned fr…

Santo Domingo.–President Luis Abinadera assured that the Government will continue to promote measures to protect the middle class and the most vulnerable sectors from the impact of the international crisis, while reaffirming its commitment to strengthening citizen security through the comprehensive transformation of the National Police. During an interview with journalists José Monegro and Edith Febles, the president explained that the measures contemplated in the Anti-Crisis Plan respond to cu…

Cabinet has approved the implementation of the July 2026 Fuel Cost Adjustment, ensuring that no tariff increase will apply to the first 400 kWh of monthly electricity consumption for all domestic customers, Vice-President Sebatien Pillay announced at Thursday's Cabinet press briefing. The cost of the measure will instead be recovered through a modest increase on domestic consumption above 400 kWh, along with revised tariffs for commercial and Government consumers, in an approach designed to pro…

Emphasizing that the Government's foremost priority is to address the basic needs of the people without delay, I stated that plans have been made to allocate a separate contingency fund for each district in the upcoming Budget. This will enable District Secretaries to undertake urgent repairs to bridges, roads and public buildings identified at District Coordination Committee meetings directly, without having to wait for approval from the Central Government. I further underscored the need for co…