AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Safety: Martinique faced three shootings in three days, including a 43-year-old shot in Fort-de-France (Renéville/Toquade), a 17-year-old killed in Lamentin, and a 29-year-old critically wounded in Sainte-Thérèse—prompting renewed calls for stronger control of firearms. Health & Politics: Reports say St Kitts and Nevis PM Dr Terence Drew was admitted to CHUM in Martinique with a stroke, stabilised, then flown to Miami for further checks, while local leaders urge calm and prayer as officials avoid detailed medical confirmation. Culture & Community: Saint Lucia’s La Woz (Rose Festival) continues to grow, with Monchy’s church celebrations renewing calls for a national flower festival centered on the island’s heritage. Sports & Diaspora: OSNER’S FC welcomed Haitian goalkeeper Alan Jerome, highlighting his path through youth national teams and international experience before joining Brooklyn. Media & Politics in France: Reuters reports Bolloré’s CNews is tightening its far-right editorial line ahead of France’s presidential election, after the removal of conservative pundit Philippe Bilger. Global Pop Culture: Actress Taapsee Pannu says her Netflix film “Gandhari” is trending across multiple countries, including Mauritius, after a fast global release. Religion Watch: A Pew Research update maps the largest religion by country, showing Christianity leads in 123 territories and Islam in 54.
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