AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTourism & Culture: Arajet and the Ministry of Tourism wrapped up a U.S. campaign using the Miami Marlins to spotlight Dominican attractions, culture, gastronomy, and air connectivity—aimed at travelers and the Dominican diaspora. Church & Environment: Acting Archbishop Carlos Tomás Morel Diplán urged environmental education in schools and deeper pastoral care for “our common home,” calling out indifference toward natural resources. Weather Watch: Indomet warned of hot, dusty conditions with scarce rainfall and possible isolated showers and thunderstorms in parts of Greater Santo Domingo and nearby provinces, urging hydration and sun protection. Education & Language Policy: The Dominican Evangelical Alliance responded to falling PISA results by pushing a national education plan, including stronger basic skills, teacher training, and family involvement; separate coverage also points to proposals affecting schooling language and civics. Tech for Citizens: President Abinader’s “RD Inteligente” AI training push continues, with registration details shared for free learning aimed at reaching up to one million Dominicans. Diaspora Lifestyle: Banco BHD held its NYC Real Estate Fair for Dominicans abroad, pairing property listings with financing guidance. Arts Calendar: Puerto Rico’s International Theater Festival announced its 56th program, highlighting Rafael Fuentes and major productions. Community Spotlight: A Dominican Republic–themed festival moment shows how heritage events can help younger generations feel comfortable celebrating their roots.
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