Political Prisoner’s Death: Ysel Fumero Tuero, a 51-year-old political prisoner from the 11J protests in Caibarién, died Saturday in Cuba, with reports citing pulmonary edema; his case drew attention for alleged mistreatment, isolation, and a trial where videos of police force were reportedly rejected. Labor Rights in Sports: A young woman says she and other coaches were mass-dismissed from PCVA Sport Academy and haven’t received severance pay, urging authorities to act against the academy’s director, Julio López. Digital Resilience Push: The Dominican Republic launched the Cyber Cluster DR, a public-private initiative to strengthen cybersecurity, train specialized talent, and coordinate with major tech players and the national cybersecurity center. National Leadership & Infrastructure: President Luis Abinader will lead a Council of Ministers Sunday in Santiago, with follow-up on projects and new openings tied to sports, water supply, health, education, and road works. Culture & Youth Spotlight: Pequeños Grandes Talentos returns for its ninth season on June 14, offering prizes over RD$1 million and auditions nationwide. Tourism Journalism Honor: Cristina Rosario became the first Dominican woman inducted into OMPT’s Hall of Honor for promoting responsible, inclusive tourism through her reporting. Sargassum Innovation: Researchers at Intec extracted alginate from Sargassum found on Dominican shores, aiming to turn an environmental challenge into usable materials for multiple industries. Aviation Tragedy: Former MLB catcher Yadier Molina’s private jet crash in the DR killed two U.S. pilots after an emergency landing attempt near La Romana; no passengers were aboard.