AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCARICOM Legal Clash: Trinidad and Tobago is pushing the Caribbean Court of Justice to weigh in on the legality of CARICOM Secretary-General Carla Barnett’s reappointment, arguing the process breached the Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas and urging an advisory opinion. Barbados Cost Pressures: Barbados consumers are reacting to a new LPG price increase, with the 100 lb cylinder now $182.81 (up from $166.39), adding to household strain during peak festival demand. Regional Digital Push: The UWI and the Caribbean Telecommunications Union have signed an MoU to strengthen regional digital policy, research, regulation and capacity-building. Energy & Jobs: Barbados’ BESCO says it will sever 10 employees after the 2026 sugar harvest as it restructures to match staffing and costs to current commercial realities. Border Security Upgrade: Barbados’ Immigration Department says it’s moving toward a modern facial recognition system to strengthen border controls early next year. Tourism & Travel Links: Aer Lingus is set to launch a temporary direct Dublin–Barbados service in late March 2026, boosting year-round access for the Irish market. Health & Events: Barbados’ Health Ministry has issued guidance for mass festival events, including advance notification and environmental health requirements. Ocean Re Leadership: Ocean International Reinsurance promotes Diego Cervantes-Knox to Group CEO effective July 2, 2026, pending approvals. Caribbean Business & Culture: Flow launches its “We Live For This” summer campaign across Antigua and Barbuda, tied to the CPL Finals in Barbados.
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