AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPublic Safety: Martinique faced three shootings in just three days, including a 43-year-old shot in Fort-de-France (Renéville) and two other victims—one a 17-year-old killed in Lamentin and another 29-year-old critically wounded in Sainte-Thérèse—sparking urgent calls for stronger action against the spread of firearms. Regional Politics & Health: St Kitts and Nevis PM Dr Terrance Drew was sent overseas for specialised medical observation after mild discomfort, nausea, and a headache, with officials stressing he remains stable and that government business will continue. Sport & Diaspora: OSNER’S FC in Brooklyn welcomed Haitian goalkeeper Alan Jerome, highlighting his path from Pétion-Ville through youth and national-team experience to U.S. competition. Education Calendar Tension (Caribbean): In Grenada, the government says schools reopen Monday, Aug 31, after a dispute with the teachers’ union over the start date of the 2026–2027 academic year. Culture & Travel (Martinique): Saint-Pierre is spotlighted as a “Caribbean Pompeii,” where 1902 ruins, black-sand beaches, and Mount Pelée shape a deeper trip into Martinique’s volcanic north. Food Travel: A guide rounds up eight Caribbean street-food standouts—putting Martinique among the must-visit stops for eating local, casual, and roadside. Cycling (Saint Lucia): Denver Alphonse Jr is in Canada training for the UCI Road World Championships, while the Saint Lucia Cycling Association wrapped a youth camp focused on safety, nutrition, and race prep.
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