AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy & Utilities: Energy Minister Joel Santos rolled out a mandatory Energy Efficiency Plan for all public institutions, ordering tighter air-conditioning settings, switching off unused equipment, shifting energy-heavy work off peak hours, and quarterly consumption reporting after record electricity demand hit 4,330 MW amid extreme heat. Transport Funding: The Senate authorized a US$200 million loan to fund the National Road Safety Policy via Intrant and the Public Works Ministry, targeting safer mobility around schools, stronger enforcement, driver education, and emergency care. Justice Reform: The new Penal Code takes effect today, replacing the 1884 framework and updating rules on freedom of expression, privacy, administrative corruption, and criminal liability for legal entities, including tougher fraud provisions tied to off-plan real estate sales. Public Health & Safety: Authorities reported over 250 forest-fire incidents in the first seven months of 2026, prompting renewed coordination under the National Fire Prevention Strategy. Diplomacy: Venezuela and the Dominican Republic agreed on a roadmap to gradually normalize diplomatic and consular relations after a two-year rupture. Sports: Marileidy Paulino will compete again at Santo Domingo 2026, adding the 4×400 mixed relay to her 400m and women’s 4×400 events. Crime & Accountability: Police say a suspected “fake surgeon” accused in a fatal liposuction case fled the DR to Colombia, while investigations continue into credentials and liability.
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