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The US has authorized limited military operations in the Dominican Republic, including refueling and transport support at key air bases, to bolster regional anti-drug efforts. The agreement, announced by President Abinader and Defense Secretary Hegseth, aims to strengthen maritime and air interdiction against drug trafficking, amid ongoing US strikes against vessels in the Caribbean.
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Recent articles explore the contrast between traditional gratitude and self-appreciation. While some focus on the political and cultural implications of philanthropy and leadership, others highlight the importance of self-gratitude for personal well-being amid societal challenges. Today’s stories emphasize the evolving nature of gratitude in a complex world.
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A Dominican court has ordered a new trial for baseball player Franco, who was convicted of sexually abusing a minor. The case involves allegations of a relationship with a 14-year-old girl and payments to her mother. The case is now being overseen by a different panel of judges.
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Spanish singer Julio Iglesias faces an investigation into allegations of sexual assault by two former employees in the Dominican Republic and Bahamas. Iglesias denies the accusations. The case was closed by Spanish prosecutors due to jurisdiction issues, but investigations continue in the Caribbean.
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Residents of Pilgrims Way remain without stable power due to a fault in an underground transformer. Repairs are delayed by an access dispute over land rights, leaving residents dependent on a generator for months. UK Power Networks has yet to provide a clear timetable for permanent repair.
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Amarilis Brito Rodríguez was detained after performing the Dominican national anthem in an urban style at a restaurant. She claims no law prohibited her version, but authorities cite Article 37 of Law 210-19. She faces potential prison and fines, sparking social debate on respect and freedom of expression.