AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoGovernment & Accountability: Puerto Rico’s governor says two top officials, chief of staff Francisco Domenech and deputy chief of staff Itza García, will step down next month as corruption allegations tied to the Office of Permit Management continue. Public Health & Community: The National Medical Association brings its Annual Convention & Scientific Assembly to San Juan (July 25–29), kicking off with a free “Walk a Mile With a Child” event featuring health screenings, CPR demos, STEM activities, and youth empowerment. Culture & Identity: A Smithsonian-backed bilingual baseball exhibit, “¡Pleibol! In the Barrios and the Big Leagues,” spotlights Latino impact on baseball and civil rights, with Puerto Rico’s Roberto Clemente highlighted. Diaspora Legacy: Denise Oliver-Velez, a Young Lords and Black Panther Party leader and educator, dies at 78, remembered for pushing women’s rights and community power. Immigration & Safety: A Supreme Court ruling leaves many Haitian TPS holders facing work-permit end dates and possible deportation, with churches and nonprofits stepping in. Tech & Discovery: Pan Am Clipper Endeavor wreckage—found off Puerto Rico—helped shape modern in-flight safety briefings.
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