AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEducation & Community Tensions: Grenada’s government insists schools reopen Monday (Aug 31, 2026) despite a dispute with the teachers’ union over when the 2026–2027 academic year should start. Culture & Faith: In Saint Lucia, the La Woz (Rose) Festival continues with community seances and a church service in Monchy, where a senior church leader renewed calls for a national flower festival. Martinique Heritage & Travel: A travel feature spotlights Saint-Pierre’s 1902 ruins, Mount Pelée, and black-sand beaches—positioning the historic town as a must for deeper trips into Martinique’s volcanic north. Sports & Youth Development: Saint Lucia’s Denver Alphonse Jr is in Canada training for the UCI Road World Championships, while the cycling association wraps a youth camp focused on safety, nutrition, and race prep. Health & Lifestyle: Grenada’s GFNC launches a hypertension self-monitoring programme, including validated blood pressure monitors, recipes, and home logbooks. Regional Public Health Leadership: PAHO/WHO names Dr. Eva Jané Llopis as representative for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, covering French Caribbean departments including Martinique. Heritage Preservation (Grenada): An interim court injunction pauses demolition of the historic Drill Yard while an international technical assessment runs to Aug 31, 2026.
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