AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoCommonwealth Games: Anguilla will send 10 athletes to Glasgow for the 23 July–2 August 2026 Games, including Track Cycling for the first time, with a full delegation of coaches and officials led by Chef de Mission Rollins Richardson. Regional Currency & Identity: The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank has unveiled redesigned EC banknotes that replace Queen Elizabeth II’s image with selected national heroes across ECCU member states. Air Connectivity: BermudAir’s AnguillAir brand expands winter access for Anguilla, adding a new Toronto Pearson route (via Providenciales) plus more service from key U.S. cities. CARICOM Legal/Policy: Caribbean legal drafters score leadership wins in the Commonwealth Association of Legislative Counsel, boosting the region’s influence in legislative drafting and law reform. Governance & Law: A former Grenada attorney-general, Jimmy Bristol, KC, wins a major Court of Appeal setback after a judge ruled a Court of Appeal appointment was unconstitutional. Regional Integration: Martinique and French Guiana officially join CARICOM as associate members, expanding the associate roster to eight. Public Finance Capacity: Tax administrators from across CARICOM will meet in Guyana later this month to focus on “smart, data-driven and AI-enabled” tax administration.
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