AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTourism & Infrastructure: The Dominican Republic rolled out a national tourist road signage plan to make navigation, road safety, and visitor experience better across key destinations, starting with La Altagracia, El Seibo, Samaná, Puerto Plata, Pedernales, María Trinidad Sánchez and Santiago. Trade & Labor Rights: A Dominican senator proposed banning imports of goods produced through forced labor, arguing it would protect workers and help Dominican products compete abroad. Nautical Tourism Push: Lawmakers renewed calls to pass incentives for nautical maritime tourism, saying the country is missing out on billions because it lacks legislation to support private tourist vessels. Central Bank Continuity: President Abinader confirmed Héctor Valdez Albizu to continue leading the Central Bank, with Clarissa de la Rocha as vice governor. Education Leadership: Dr. Dinorah García Romero was sworn in as rector of ISFODOSU, tasked with strengthening teacher training and education reforms. Immigration & Citizenship Risks: A U.S. case highlighted how AI-fueled immigration scams can drain legal residents’ savings while promising citizenship without exams. Cuba-Dominican Diplomatic Fallout: Cuba welcomed expelled Dominican Republic diplomats amid sharp public reaction and renewed geopolitical tension.
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