AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCaribbean School Sports & Learning: Carriacou and Petite Martinique’s Parish Sports Council has launched the 2026 Primary Schools Sports Quiz Competition, bringing together students from six schools to mix sports knowledge, teamwork, health and wellness, and Olympic values. Arts & Women’s Culture: At The Gund, interdisciplinary artists Chi and Zami celebrated boléro with “Wings to Fly: Frida Kahlo Boléro Performance,” linking French-Caribbean creative exchange and a focus on femininity. Tourism Through Carnival: Grenada reports a 20% jump in visitor arrivals for Spicemas 2026 (Aug 2–11), rising from 9,448 in 2025 to 11,299 in 2026, with non-national arrivals up 24%. Local Voices & Politics: An open letter from Gregor Nassief responds to Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit’s Sept. 9 remarks, arguing key questions remain unanswered and citing past correspondence on citizenship by investment discounting. Regional Education & Cooperation: PM Browne and the new French ambassador discussed climate action, visa-free travel, and closer ties with universities and transport links across the region, including Guadeloupe and Martinique. Literature Spotlight: Dominican writer Zephrine Royer, based in Martinique, won the 2026 BCLF Elizabeth Nunez Award for “River Mouth.”
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