AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoForeign Affairs Watch: MIREX warned Dominicans about alleged job offers to travel to Russia, urging people to verify employers and contracts after complaints of recruits allegedly ending up tied to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. UN Diplomacy: The Dominican Republic reaffirmed its “right to development” at the UN, pushing inclusive, sustainable models that account for financing gaps and climate vulnerability under Meta RD 2036. Diaspora & Local Politics: President Luis Abinader marked his first official Brooklyn visit with community meetings and a Sept. 24 Dominican Pride Day declaration by Borough President Antonio Reynoso, while also announcing 300 scholarships for young Dominicans in New York. Security & Haiti: Santo Domingo called for strengthening the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force in Haiti, saying progress is “frail” and full operational capacity won’t arrive until late in the year. Immigration Debate: Presidential candidate Abel Martínez accused the deportation process of being run by a “mafia,” alleging bribes and calling for tougher enforcement. Economy & Trade: Asonahores said MICE tourism can spend up to three times more than traditional visitors, and Canadian beef regained access to the DR after an inspection audit. Culture: The Santo Domingo International Book Fair opened new pavilions for Panama, José Mármol and comics, running Sept. 24–Oct. 4.
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