AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEducation & Youth Policy: The Dominican Evangelical Alliance is urging a national response to falling PISA results, calling for limits on cellphone use during school hours and pushing stronger basic skills, teacher training, and family involvement. Business & Fair Competition: The Dominican Federation of Merchants says Chinese-owned stores are creating unfair competition, urging tax authorities to tighten oversight, citing alleged tax evasion and undervalued imports. Arts & Culture (Reading): A new graphic-novels roundup for Hispanic Heritage Month spotlights fresh releases by and about Latine creators—an easy win for readers looking for culture-forward stories. Sports & Talent Pipeline: Volleyball news lands locally too: Cándida Arias Pérez takes an assistant coaching role with the Dominican Republic women’s national team after a decorated playing career. Community & Memory: Dominicans mark 9/11 with personal reflections on loss and connection, including the idea that “you think everyone is someone you know and it hurts just the same.”
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