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Dominican Republic agro-food supply and agricultural reform

10 clusters · 53 sources · last updated about 23 hours ago

Latest: Dominican Republic rice tariffs spark potential trade dispute with U.S

The Dominican Republic faces ongoing environmental and agricultural challenges rooted in historical resource management and emerging climate threats. To address these pressures, the government is shifting focus toward hu

Dominican Republic PRM leadership and 2028 strategy

16 clusters · 56 sources · last updated 1 day ago

Latest: Carolina Mejía strengthens PRM political structure in Ocoa and Peravia

The Partido Revolucionario Moderno (PRM) is formalizing its leadership structure during its XXIV National Ordinary Convention at the Club Polideportivo San Carlos. President Luis Abinader is scheduled to be proclaimed pa

Technical and technological education in Dominican Republic

2 clusters · 8 sources · last updated 3 days ago

Latest: ITESIL celebrates 76th graduation in Dajabón

Educational institutions in the Dominican Republic are focusing on technical and technological training to support workforce development. In early September 2026, the Instituto Tecnológico de Las Américas (ITLA) announc

Dominican Republic drug law reform efforts

2 clusters · 19 sources · last updated 6 days ago

Latest: Dominican Republic Senate pushes for drug law reform

The Dominican Republic Senate, in coordination with the Chamber of Deputies, the Attorney General’s Office, and the Organization of American States (OAS), has initiated efforts to reform national drug and synthetic subst

Dominican Republic school year faces infrastructure and ADP

18 clusters · 208 sources · last updated 7 days ago

Latest: Dominican Republic deputy demands report on school vacancy shortages

The 2026–27 school year in the Dominican Republic continues to face operational and administrative challenges. While the government has expanded capacity through initiatives like the inauguration of new early childhood c

Cuba education system crisis

4 clusters · 83 sources · last updated 11 days ago

Latest: Cuban universities begin 2026-2027 academic year

As the 2026-2027 academic year begins, Cuba’s education system continues to face severe logistical and structural challenges. The nation is grappling with a deficit of approximately 24,000 teachers, representing 12.5% of

Dominican Republic infrastructure and administrative updates

4 clusters · 122 sources · last updated 15 days ago

Latest: Dominican Republic expands transit network and infrastructure

President Luis Abinader has continued a series of infrastructure inaugurations across the Dominican Republic, expanding from educational and sports facilities into major transportation and regional development projects.