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Fuel Shock: The Dominican government raised fuel prices by up to RD$8.00 for May 16–22 as global oil climbed, while the state set RD$1.435 billion in subsidies to partially cushion the hit. Citizenship Push: 149 foreign nationals from 30+ countries were sworn in as Dominican citizens in Santo Domingo, including large groups from Venezuela, Cuba, and Colombia. Energy & Deals: President Abinader returned from Panama and Guyana after pushing investment and signing an oil-exploration cooperation agreement; meanwhile, DR and Guyana advanced talks tied to Guyana’s Berbice Block. Aviation: Arajet is resuming nonstop Punta Cana–Ecuador flights from October 2026. Legal/Justice: Authorities opened criminal proceedings in the Survivor Greece boat accident near Saona involving contestant Stavros Floros. Climate Finance: CDB and FRLD trained Caribbean countries—including the DR—on how to tap a US$250M loss-and-damage grant facility. Travel/Business: Santo Domingo will host Funds4impact Summit 2026, aiming to turn funding conversations into co-investment partnerships.

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CDB and FRLD Prepare Caribbean Countries for Greater Access to Climate Finance  

CDB and FRLD Prepare Caribbean Countries for Greater Access to Climate Finance  

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Dozens of mysterious piggy banks wash up on Texas beaches

Guyana, Dominican Republic advance talks on oil, gas and energy cooperation

Guyana, Dominican Republic advance talks on oil, gas and energy cooperation

Spain becomes the largest foreign investor in the Dominican Republic for the first time, displacing the US

Spain becomes the largest foreign investor in the Dominican Republic for the first time, displacing the US


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