AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBorder Security: President Luis Abinader unveiled a “Strong Border” strategy, adding 1,500 soldiers and expanding the smart perimeter fence to protect the 391-kilometer frontier as Haitian gangs remain a threat. Energy Push: Energy and Mines Minister Joel Santos says the Dominican Republic is set for its biggest energy expansion in decades, with firm capacity rising more than 50% by 2028 and renewables already at about 2,000 MW. Sports Infrastructure: MIVHED reports nine sports facilities delivered for Santo Domingo 2026, including pavilions and competition venues at Juan Pablo Duarte Olympic Center and Parque del Este. Regional Diplomacy: The DR was elected First Vice President of the OAS Inter-American Committee on Ports, boosting its role in port modernization and logistics cooperation. Identity & Governance: The new Dominican national ID was named Best Identity Document 2026 in Latin America, highlighting security and digital transformation by the JCE. Environment & Health: The Environment Ministry began modernizing the National Botanical Garden, while authorities warn about New World screwworm risks after cases reported in Texas. Culture & Tourism: Casa de Campo launched its first Fashion Week, positioning the resort—and the DR—as a Caribbean luxury fashion hub. Justice Reform: Senator Antonio Taveras proposed changes to the Penal Code’s defamation and slander provisions to reduce prison use and protect free expression.
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