españolCentral America Agrees Purchase of MedicinesMonday, July 12, 2010 Together with the Dominican Republic, the region has concluded the joint purchase of 15 medicines worth $60 million. The purchase was negotiated with 22 pharmaceutical companies that presented 82 offers and equates to savings of $22 million. Central America to Negotiate New Purchase of MedicinesFriday, February 19, 2010 The region will jointly negotiate a new purchase of 28 medicines on April. Sica also reported that the first joint purchase of medicines by Central American countries, conducted couple of months ago, carried savings of $16.7 million. Central America to Receive Bids for Supplying MedicinesThursday, January 28, 2010 A council of Central American Health Ministers will analyze, on February 5, bids by pharmaceutical companies for supplying medicines in bulk. The joint negotiation includes 37 medicines, selected for their therapeutic relevance and limited availability.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Tender for Pumping Equipment in the Dominican Rep.Wednesday, June 16, 2021 The National Institute of Drinking Water and Sewerage tenders the supply of elevator electric pumps, vertical turbine pumps and submersible electric pumps, which will be used in different aqueducts of the institution. Dominican Republic Government Purchase INAPA-CCC-LPN-2021-0013:
GEOMARKETING SOLUTIONS
Central America: More Consumers Back to SupermarketsTuesday, June 15, 2021 In the last week of May 2021, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Dominican Republic and Guatemala were the economies in which the number of people visiting establishments identified as supermarkets was considerably higher than the figures reported before the pandemic. In the first five months of the year, and in the context of the reactivation of commercial activities, more Central American consumers have visited locations identified as supermarkets and pharmacies. Regional Integration for Purchase of MedicinesFriday, April 11, 2014 Joint price negotiations for the purchase of medicines has led to better management of the budget of the Ministries of Health in countries in the region. Since 2010 the Council of Ministers of Health of Central America and the Dominican Republic (COMISCA) has been negotiating the price and then each country makes its purchase from pharmaceutical manufacturers. Guatemala Wont Buy Medicines With the RegionTuesday, July 10, 2012 Guatemala did not participate in the final joint price negotiations and purchase of medicines at the regional level in the month of June. Since 2008, Guatemala has not participated in any regional purchase of medicines, missing out on the opportunity to make savings by buying in bulk. C.A. Negotiates Joint Purchase of MedicinesThursday, October 8, 2009 Central America and the Dominican Republic are negotiating together the purchase of medicines from international laboratories. In this first encounter, they are negotiating 5 drugs, out of a total 36 that will be purchased in the next months. Central America to Negotiate Purchase of HIV MedicationFriday, September 10, 2010 A committee comprising representatives of the region's health authorities plans to include medicines for treating patients with AIDS in its next negotiations. In its search for better prices, the Council of Health Ministers in Central America and the Dominican Republic (COMISCA) has negotiated the joint purchase of 37 medicines for treating chronic diseases.
GEOSPATIAL SOLUTIONS
Geospatial Data for Real Estate MarketFriday, June 11, 2021 Through solutions based on the analysis of satellite photos and machine learning models, it is possible to optimize the process of identifying the best land uses and analyze the areas where a construction project will be developed with a high level of detail, in order to find the optimal location and minimize investment risks. The accelerated growth in the availability of data and the solutions and technologies being developed to take advantage of it is directly impacting all industries, and the real estate and construction industry is no exception. Guatemala Eliminates Entry Visa for DominicansTuesday, April 7, 2009 The Guatemalan government announced the elimination of visa requirements for Dominicans entering the country. The announcement was made in the Dominican Republic by the Guatemalan ambassador in that country, Giovanni Castillo. Analysis of Possible Expansion of Panama - Dominican FTAFriday, June 7, 2013 The aims would be to increase the list of imports and exports to 200 products, in order to boost trade between the two countries. This was announced by Panama's ambassador in the Dominican Republic, Alberto Castillero, who added that the Dominican Government has a special interest in strengthening bilateral trade agreements with the increase in the list of products in order to increase the export of agricultural and livestock products from that country. Extension of FTA Between Panama and Dominican RepublicWednesday, May 22, 2013 The modifications to the original trade agreement will boost by up to $40 million growth in exports from the Dominican Republic to Panama. According to the Executive Secretary of the National Trade Negotiations Committee (CNNC), Luis Omar Fernandez this will allow the Dominican Republic, to increase by 60% its exports in the next few years, by an amount estimated at $40 million, as in 2012 they reached an estimated value of $25 million, with the most important products being steel and iron, plastics, pharmaceuticals, coffee and other industrial goods and foodstuffs. Nicaragua Rules Out Creating Security TaxTuesday, August 2, 2011 While other Central American countries are preparing taxes to combat insecurity, Nicaragua declares that it is not an appropriate option. The president of Guatemala, Alvaro Colom, proposed to his peers in the isthmus region the creation of specific tax to combat organized crime and the violence it generates. Central American Rice Farmers Fear BankruptcyTuesday, June 8, 2021 For the Central American Rice Federation, the bankruptcy of more than 62 thousand rice farmers in Central America and the Dominican Republic is imminent, due to the abolition of import tariffs, a measure that is part of the implementation of the DR-CAFTA Free Trade Agreement. Representatives of the sector consider that if the commercial liberalization of rice cultivation continues, there will be an increase in unemployment and poverty in their agricultural areas, since more than 265,000 people depend directly on this crop and approximately 990,000 people indirectly, and foresee serious social, economic and political implications due to the effects of the Treaty. |
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