AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMonetary Policy Watch: The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic kept its reference rate unchanged at 5.25% in May, citing a gradual economic recovery and inflation pressure tied to higher international oil prices, while saying medium-term inflation expectations remain anchored near 4% ± 1%. National Freedom Day: President Luis Abinader marked May 30, calling Trujillo’s dictatorship “the ultimate expression of state terrorism” and honoring the resistance that ended the regime. Corruption Case Update: In the Operation Calamar file, a court ordered 35 of 40 accused to be sent to trial, including former Finance minister Donald Guerrero Ortiz and lawyer Ángel Lockward, with prosecutors signaling they will appeal non-suit rulings. Public Health Support: The National Health Service (SNS) began coordinating care for a child, Dayron, after a social media request, including follow-up with the family and access to pediatric ICU beds in Santo Domingo and Santiago. U.S.-DR Security Talks: U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau is set to meet Dominican officials on security and economic priorities after a stop in Haiti. Trade & Mobility: The government promoted anti-narcotics career promotions via Decree 301-23, while separate reporting highlights ongoing debate over motorcycle import limits.
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