AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCommonwealth Games Spotlight: St. Kitts and Nevis announced swimmers Jonathan Essien and Skyla Connor as the federation’s first-ever Commonwealth Games representatives, with events starting July 23 in Glasgow. Rights & Access in the Overseas Territories: Claire Hédon is leaving the Defender of Rights after six years, a term marked by rising complaints tied to access to water, healthcare, education and public services across places including Martinique. Reparations & Decolonisation Push: CARICOM’s Reparations Commission is pressing the UK and the UN with a revised manifesto that includes British Overseas Territories, arguing for reparatory justice and even political autonomy. Regional Integration, Local Impact: OECS and Martinique hosted the Antilles-Guyane regional cooperation conference, with calls for deeper trade talks with the EU and more autonomy for French Caribbean territories. Culture & Community: A dispute erupted over who can manage reggae singer Fantan Mojah’s legacy after his reported death, as fans and industry await official details. Martinique Travel Mood: Les Anses-d’Arlet is highlighted as a quieter Martinique escape—Creole villages, coves, and sea-linked life beyond Fort-de-France. Tourism Connections: LIAT launched a new Guadeloupe–Jamaica link via Montego Bay, aiming to boost travel and local business opportunities.
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