AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOil & Gas Accountability: Grenada’s PM Dickon Mitchell says the Keith Mitchell-era Russian deal with Global Petroleum Group (GPG) is terminated, citing missed work, missing monthly expenditure reports, and lack of funds—raising fresh questions about past offshore promises. Sustainable Development: In Petite Martinique, a 3-year Sustainable Land and Soil Management project (GEF/UNEP) is rolling out to restore degraded land, improve water security, and support 400 beneficiaries, including women and girls, after Hurricane Beryl impacts. Energy Governance Debate: Former ministers Carlos James and Melissa Peters criticize St Vincent’s geothermal approach, arguing the state mismanages utility ownership and subsidy mechanisms while blaming cabinet-level gaps for rising electricity costs. Healthcare Support: The Calvin Ayre Foundation and Martinique’s CHU back urgent cardiac care for Ulysis James, with MBS covering treatment costs and CAF funding travel. Air Connectivity: Air France launches a new Pointe-à-Pitre–Panama City nonstop from 11 Dec 2026, timed for connections from Fort-de-France and offering Flying Blue Wi‑Fi. Tourism & Environment: Caribbean and Gulf coasts face a major sargassum surge—scientists call it “not normal”—with potential knock-on effects for tourism and marine life. Local Business Watch: Campari signals portfolio streamlining and negotiations to sell its Martinique agricole rum brands, including Trois Rivières and Maison La Mauny. Marina Dispute Fallout: Yacht owners in Carriacou report blocked access at Tyrell Bay Marina, leaving about eight boats unable to relaunch and losses topping US$85,000.
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