AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCARICOM Legal Clash: Trinidad and Tobago PM Kamla Persad-Bissessar says CARICOM’s secretary-general reappointment was unlawful and is asking the Caribbean Court of Justice to step in, arguing the process breached the Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas. Regional Sports & Pride: Barbados’ Carlie Robinson won the CARICOM Secretary-General’s Trophy at the CARICOM 10K Road Run/Walk in St Lucia, with Guyana’s Attoya Harvey and Trinidad & Tobago’s Alexia John taking second and third. Cruise & Tourism Momentum: St Kitts is set for the inaugural home-port departure of P&O Cruises’ Iona from Port Zante on Nov 15, 2027, with Barbados listed as a turnaround stop. Digital Development: UWI and the Caribbean Telecommunications Union formalised a strategic partnership to push regional digital policy, research, and capacity building. Barbados Border Modernisation: Immigration is preparing a modern facial recognition system as part of wider upgrades, while officials say visitor arrivals data issues won’t affect border security. Festival Safety: Barbados’ Health Ministry issued guidance for mass events, including notification steps and sanitary requirements. Culture & Entertainment: Crop Over creative-sector plans are getting a push for year-round growth, while Hells Gate Steel Orchestra is set to thrill at Republic Bank Pandemonium and “D2” steps into the spotlight for Crop Over finals.
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