AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDiplomacy Tension: The Dominican Republic ordered nine Cuban embassy officials and their families to leave within seven days, with Cuba accusing Santo Domingo of bowing to U.S. pressure and the DR saying it acted under international law but without detailing the reasons. Public Safety & Justice: A driver who struck a Digesett agent after running a red light in the National District was sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay RD$1 million, while DNCD arrested five people in Pedro Brand and seized more than 4,700 grams of alleged drugs. Education & Appointments: President Abinader began construction of the new UFHEC campus in San Juan and appointed Dinorah García Romero as rector of ISFODOSU via decree. Tech & Services: INTRANT says the new driver’s license system has generated nearly RD$300 million in revenue in its first five and a half months, and Indotel proposed a new telecommunications law to modernize digital infrastructure. Economy & Tourism: Ticket prices for Presidente Festival 2026 were set from RD$3,900 to RD$21,000, and a North Coast real estate report points to growth driven by tax changes and a record tourism season. Health Research: INTEC and AI Robotix will back an Alzheimer’s research project supported by the Presidency. Local Incident: Santo Domingo Este residents report an irregular electric meter removal by a contractor, leaving a family without power.
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