AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEU Visa Pressure on CBI: Brussels has warned Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, and St Lucia to end “citizenship by investment” schemes by 2028 or risk losing EU visa-free access—leaders say they’ll coordinate a collective response and head to Brussels. Cost of Living—Fuel and Cooking Gas: Grenada’s Ministry of Finance says gasoline and diesel stay at $17.00 IG, kerosene drops from $14.99 to $12.64, and LPG changes mainly for the 100 lb cylinder (down to $276 in Grenada; $299 in Carriacou/Petite Martinique). Healthcare Upgrade: Government is pushing Project Polaris, a US$250m, 250-bed climate-resilient teaching hospital in Calivigny, targeting completion in 2029 with a Mount Sinai partnership. Food Security Push: EU-funded “Cultivating Futures” will support schools including Bagatelle Primary and Soufriere Primary under a regional youth-led food security effort. Public Safety and Justice: Police are investigating a Jean Anglais shooting that left one man injured; separately, former AG Jimmy Bristol scored a major legal win after a Court of Appeal judge’s appointment was ruled unconstitutional. Regional Youth Representation: Dominica’s Project Discovery Dominica selected two young Dominicans to represent the island at CARYFED 2026 in Grenada.
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