AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTourism & Rights: The Ministry of Tourism says Dominican public beaches are free for everyone and hotels can’t block access to public shoreline. Sports & Santo Domingo 2026: COD president Garibaldy Bautista praised Central American Games organization and Dominican athletes’ performance, while Centro Caribe Sports expects “record attendance” as the event nears its final stretch; the Central American Village’s security and check-in system was also explained. Health: Public Health reports dengue remains controlled but cases rose to 185 (week 28), with respiratory illnesses stable. Weather & Power: July heat pushed the heat index to record highs (up to 48°C in Greater Santo Domingo), driving electricity demand to a new peak and triggering blackouts. Migration: The Migration Policy Observatory says more than 226,500 people in irregular status have been deported this year, alongside reports of trafficking networks. Cruise Economy: Apordom says Puerto Plata gets 29 cruise calls in August, with Amber Cove and Taíno Bay splitting the schedule. Culture & Business: Arajet and Centro León renewed their partnership to promote Dominican art abroad.
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