AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHealth System Overhaul: The National Health Service (SNS) says 150 public hospitals could gain greater administrative and financial autonomy within two years, using a pilot decentralization plan with Digecog and standardized public accounting rules. Opposition Party Organizing: Leonel Fernández will swear in new People’s Force members in Santo Domingo on Saturday and in Duarte province on Sunday, while continuing consultations with producers and business sectors. High-Profile Corruption Case: The court set September 23 for the full reading of the verdict in the Coral and Coral 5G corruption and money-laundering case. U.S. Immigration Policy Spillover: The U.S. Embassy in Santo Domingo says the Dominican Republic is the first pilot site for a bond requirement for certain immigrant visa applicants deemed at risk of becoming a “public charge.” Education Logistics: INABIE reports steady progress distributing 2026-2027 school supply kits, with expanded delivery capacity and next-week shipments in the Northeast. Justice & Security: Dominican authorities approved extradition of two nationals to the U.S. on drug trafficking, money laundering, and murder charges. Environment Enforcement: Operation “Environmental Commitment 2.0” recovered 775 acres of protected land, dismantled illegal structures, and led to 384 arrests, including 381 Haitians.
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