AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCARICOM TCN Talks: CARICOM Chair Philip J. Pierre says member states will share more information before taking a collective position on the U.S. request for islands to accept third-country nationals, noting they are “not clear” yet. CARICOM Summit Wrap: The 51st CARICOM Heads meeting in St. Lucia focused on cost of living, regional expansion, consumer protection, and progress toward an affordable inter-island ferry. EU CBI Deadline: The EU has told five Eastern Caribbean nations, including St. Lucia, to end Citizenship by Investment by 2028 or face tougher visa restrictions—prompting renewed regional debate over the future of CBI. Cuba at the UN: Cuba won a UN General Assembly debate on U.S. sanctions, but Caribbean support was split, with some countries abstaining or staying away amid U.S. pressure. Regional Health & Safety: Health officials urged Carnival revellers to celebrate responsibly with moderation and hydration, while youth advocates renewed calls for tighter scrutiny of unhealthy food marketing. Local Spotlight: Stern John stepped down as St. Lucia head coach after three-and-a-half years, and WASCO says the Patience Water project is nearing completion. Tourism Win: Dominica’s Secret Bay was ranked among the Caribbean’s top 10 resorts by Travel + Leisure.
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