AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHumanitarian Response: The Dominican Republic’s Emergency Medical Team (EMT-RD) returned from a 12-day humanitarian mission in Venezuela, treating 2,502 people and delivering a major share of the international medical support under Quisqueya Solidaria. Public Finance Debate: Former President Danilo Medina renewed his criticism of current debt levels, arguing the Abinader administration has indebted the country “like no other,” and disputing claims about his own record. Security & Tech Modernization: ITLA delivered the first AI certification for the high command of the National Police, aiming to strengthen police management and decision-making with emerging technology. Tourism Policy & Regulation: The Senate Tourism Commission advanced bills to boost gastronomic tourism and create a National Council for Health Tourism (CONDETUSA), pushing legal frameworks to diversify the sector. Infrastructure & Logistics: The Floating Bridge over the Ozama River will close to vehicles for two hours to let three vessels pass, with authorities urging alternate routes. Energy & Cost Pressures: A structural/seismic engineering specialist urged earthquake preparedness steps for households, while another item ranked countries by household energy bills, underscoring how costs vary widely. Aviation & Connectivity: Punta Cana’s flight network keeps expanding, with top weekly routes led by San Juan, Panama City, Miami, New York and Toronto—key for tourism and business travel. Banking Recognition: Banco Popular was named Best Bank in the Dominican Republic again at the Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2026.
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