AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoReggae Therapy Festival in Martinique: Fort-de-France turned up the volume as the 4th Reggae Therapy Music Festival drew 20,000+ fans to Louis-Achille Stadium (July 11–12), with big names like Julian Marley, Barrington Levy, Alborosie and Tarrus Riley, plus a strong local lineup—cementing the island’s pull for major Caribbean culture events. Caribbean Environment & Tourism: A new report warns that seaweed (sargassum) is blanketing Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico coastlines, smothering marine life and disrupting tourism as the “Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt” grows. Regional Sports Tourism: Saint Lucia’s Rugby in Paradise kicks off with international teams, including Martinique, for the Saint Lucia International Carnival Sevens—sport, culture and Caribbean hospitality in one. Youth & Sustainability in the Region: Flow Grenada and Grenada Green Group launch school recycling bins to cut plastic pollution and keep waste out of communities and the sea. Culture Through Food & Travel: Rum distillery tours are increasingly becoming a must-do Caribbean experience, shifting from souvenirs to hands-on heritage. Migration Facts Check: AP fact-checks claims around the Ceuta border surge, focusing on what Spain’s amnesty does and doesn’t explain.
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