AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPublic Safety: Martinique is reeling after three shootings in less than 72 hours, including a fatal attack on a 17-year-old in Lamentin and two other victims in Fort-de-France/Sainte-Thérèse and Renéville—renewing urgent calls to curb the circulation of firearms. Regional Health & Politics: St Kitts and Nevis PM Terrance Drew reportedly received emergency stroke treatment in Martinique’s University Hospital (CHUM) before travelling to Miami for further checks, with details still described as “reported” rather than officially confirmed. Water & Daily Life: Ionics Desalination Plant works will trigger no water or low pressure for several days in parts of St Michael, St George and Christ Church, affecting listed areas around Fort-de-France. Caribbean Business & Trade: France’s TV exports fell 21.6% in 2025 to €164.3m amid a deteriorating economic environment, with fiction down sharply while documentary gained share. Aviation & Tourism: Caribbean Airlines says it’s pushing a transformation plan to improve operations, customer service and financial sustainability. Culture & Media: Reuters reports CNews’ rightward shift under Vincent Bolloré as far-right pundit Philippe Bilger was removed, ahead of France’s presidential election. Sports & Local Economy: St Barth’s Caribbean Rum Awards are gearing up for a major blind judging and “World Championship” showdown, spotlighting Martinique’s rhum agricole alongside molasses rums.
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