AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLocal Safety & Gender Justice: Vida sin Violencia says 70 intimate femicides in the first nine months of 2026 are up 23 from last year, calling for a serious review of protection-order monitoring and stronger education and male re-education. Culture & Community: Dominican Republic brings its music, dance, folklore, and symbols to Madrid’s 2026 Hispanic Day Parade on Oct. 4 with about 200 participants and major local guest performers. Sports & Hispaniola Tensions: The Dominican Republic bans Haiti’s national football team from playing on its soil after Haitian fans tried to force entry during a sold-out DR–Haiti match. International Outlook: A Latinobarómetro survey finds Latin Americans’ favorability toward China keeps rising and now often beats views of the U.S., with the Dominican Republic among the countries still more pro-U.S. Diaspora Lifestyle: In Orlando, Dominicans celebrate Our Lady of Mercy (Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes) for the first time at St. James Cathedral, linking the devotion to Dominican tradition and Spanish roots. Education Rights: Sarah Al Amiri joins a Geneva event marking 12 years of the UN Human Rights Council resolution on girls’ right to education, pushing for safe, inclusive, quality schooling for every girl.
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