De Último Minuto launches its October print edition with a focus on the national political landscape
The newspaper De Último Minuto has released its new printed edition for the month of October 2026. This issue stands out for offering a comprehensive journalistic proposal that combines in-depth investigations, special reports, and a detailed analysis of national events, with the aim of providing readers with a clear view of the Dominican reality.
The central focus of this edition is the results of the recent national survey conducted by the firm Markestrategia. This opinion study, carried out between October 2 and 4 with a sample of 1,200 citizens, offers key data on the public’s sentiment regarding various topics of public interest.
Key findings from the Markestrategia survey
- Presidential rating: 57.3% of respondents rate Luis Abinader as a good president, while 52.4% approve of his government administration.
- Electoral scenarios: The report explores various projections for the 2028 presidential elections, including political figures such as David Collado and Omar Fernández.
- Citizen concerns: The analysis emphasizes the issues that most affect Dominicans, pointing to citizen insecurity and crime as the most relevant challenges.
With this new edition, we continue to consolidate our commitment to quality journalism, which is not limited to reporting what happens, but also helps to understand the reality of the country. We want every copy to reach the hands of readers with relevant information and investigations that contribute to the public debate.
Héctor Romero, director of De Último Minuto
Commitment and informative reach
Héctor Romero, director of the media outlet, highlighted that this launch reaffirms the commitment to accessible and pluralistic journalism. As he explained, the strategy seeks to strengthen the bond with the audience through a diversified distribution that covers key points in Greater Santo Domingo, Santiago, and Punta Cana, in addition to a significant presence in New York to connect with the Dominican diaspora.
Physical copies are available at strategic locations such as Olé hypermarkets, the Alofoke building, Santo Domingo Metro stations, and public institutions. For those who prefer the digital format, the edition is also accessible through its official platforms, ensuring that the content reaches all sectors of society, both within and outside the national territory.
