AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCuba–US Tensions: The Trump administration is moving to indict former Cuban President Raúl Castro over the 1996 shootdown of two planes, a move Cuba calls another example of Washington tolerating violence while demanding accountability only from Havana. Regional Security: In Barbados, Caribbean security and law enforcement officials are training together on Joint Investigation Teams to tackle cross-border organised crime and illicit financial flows. Tourism Push: Lauderhill in South Florida is kicking off FIFA 2026 celebrations with a two-day World Cup kickoff, while the Caribbean Tourism Organization prepares a new scholarship fund for Caribbean women in tourism. Barbados Economy Debate: Finance Minister Ryan Straughn says everyday Barbadians are benefiting from tourism-linked growth, pointing to more airlift and spillover into communities. Caribbean Business & Wealth: Ocorian strengthens Cayman and BVI leadership with a new Head of Private Client appointment. Sports & Culture: Barbados’ sports and arts scene keeps moving—plus, CXC is rolling out “bite-sized” CTEC math certification.
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