AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHaitian Deportations & Regional Security: A UN official says nearly 200,000 people have been forcibly returned to Haiti in the first eight months of 2026, after TPS was ended and deportation flights resumed—raising fresh alarms as gangs intensify violence and many weapons are traced to the U.S. Immigration Tensions in the DR: In Moca, the Antigua Orden movement staged a march against “Haitianization,” demanding tougher action on irregular migration and citing local violence. Cross-Border Crime Cooperation: Dominican Attorney General Yeni Berenice Reynoso and Colombia’s prosecutor signed an agreement to create a Joint Investigation Team under the Palermo Convention to speed up joint action against organized crime. Electricity Consumer Rights: A new law framework (186-07) sets rules for compensating users for “unserved electricity,” with penalties tied to tariff rates, aiming to curb service failures and fraud. Weather Watch: INDOMET reports a tropical wave remnant of Dolly will bring scattered showers and possible thunderstorms, including over Greater Santo Domingo, through Sunday.
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