AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDR–Haiti Football Fallout: The Dominican Republic banned Haiti’s national team from using its sports venues after crowd trouble around the Félix Sánchez Olympic Stadium ahead of a CONCACAF Nations League match; Sports Minister Kelvin Cruz cited damaged gates and a zero-tolerance stance, with President Luis Abinader backing the move, while Haiti’s federation framed it as “competition on the field, respect for the neighbor.” Cultural Memory: Santiago de Cuba mourned José Martí scholar José Luis de la Tejera Galí, a longtime educator and leader in Marti Youth and the José Martí Cultural Society. Film & Media Co-ops: Panama and the Dominican Republic signed an agreement to promote film and audiovisual co-productions, aiming to connect artists and boost private investment. Arts on the Move (Spain): The DR returns to Madrid’s 2026 Hispanic Day Parade with about 200 participants, spotlighting music, dance, folklore, and a major Dominican float. Tourism & Lifestyle: Punta Bergantín unveiled a new investment push (over $56M) for Puerto Plata’s next tourism cycle, while Casa de Campo named Magellan Jets its preferred private aviation partner.
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