AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTerror Designations: The Dominican Republic moved to harden its security posture by designating Iran’s IRGC and Hezbollah as terrorist organizations, signaling closer alignment with U.S. and regional counterterror efforts. Mining Protests: At home, pressure is still building around the Cordillera Central “Granary of the South” as Canadian firms tied to the Romero gold and copper project face renewed backlash after a protest-driven pause—locals warn permits threaten water and farming livelihoods. Culture Calendar: Santo Domingo is gearing up for FESTAE 2026 (May 15–19), a new international performing arts festival bringing theater, music, dance, and workshops to the city. Tourism & Visibility: Dominican Republic tourism chatter also got a boost from IShowSpeed’s Caribbean tour, with the DR pulling millions of livestream views. Arts & Community: The Ministry of Culture’s “Tarde de Parque” in San Juan de la Maguana showcased local bands, folkloric troupes, and student art—culture as a neighborhood event, not a distant show.
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