AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMaritime Safety Shock: A new investigative look at the MV Christena (1970) and Guyana’s MV Barima capsizing raises hard questions about ferry loading, passenger accountability, stability and crew conduct—plus whether the Caribbean truly learned the lessons of 1 August 1970. Anguilla Sports & Representation: Anguilla confirms a 10-athlete team for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow (23 July–2 August), including a first-ever appearance in track cycling, with officials and travel dates set. Opposition Politics: A former NNP minister alleges opposition leader Emmalin Pierre is building “a cabal,” criticizing the Brooklyn town hall delegation and arguing key legal voices were left out. Courtroom Fallout (Regional): Grenada’s Jimmy Bristol, KC wins a major legal ruling that a Court of Appeal appointment was unconstitutional, creating a vacancy. Regional Integration & Money: CARICOM associate membership expands with Martinique and French Guiana joining; ECCB unveils new EC$ banknotes featuring regional heroes, including Anguilla’s James Ronald Webster. Tourism & Connectivity (Anguilla): Anguilla celebrates expanded winter air access via BermudAir/AnguillAir, including a new Toronto route and more U.S. frequencies. Youth Finance (Regional): St Kitts and Nevis’ ASPIRE programme continues with hands-on bank deposit exercises and PM Drew matching savings deposits up to EC$200.
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