AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPenal Code Push: The Chamber of Deputies approved controversial Penal Code amendments in second reading (120-17), sending the bill to the Senate with a tight end-of-session deadline before the new code takes effect on Aug. 3; Police Reform: Interior Minister Faride Raful says the government is pushing a “no impunity” police transformation, citing bodycams, new training, and transparency steps; Haiti Security: Foreign Minister Roberto Álvarez urged faster full implementation of the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force and Haiti’s security overhaul, while the U.S. envoy at the UN echoed that Haiti’s gangs are a regional threat; Gender Violence Funding: The Senate advanced a law creating an institute to manage seized assets, with funds earmarked to strengthen prevention and care tied to gender-based and domestic violence; Local Governance for Games: Metro, Teleférico, and OMSA buses will be free during Santo Domingo 2026, alongside continued pavilion handovers ahead of the Games; Transport Tensions: Fenatrano leaders accuse Senator Antonio Marte/Conatra of trying to reshape bus corridors and route rights, calling for an investigation; Health System Output: SNS logged a historic 25.39 million specialized services in the first half of 2026, alongside major equipment investments.
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