AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUN Politics & Caribbean Diplomacy: Rebeca Grynspan is back in front after the UN Security Council’s third secret straw poll, but no clear consensus has emerged for the next secretary-general. Reparations Push: CARICOM is relaunching its Ten-Point Plan and pushing slavery reparations onto the agenda of the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda, with King Charles expected to attend—while Britain insists it won’t pay cash. Child-Safe Media: Caribbean journalists are being trained to put children first in disaster coverage, focusing on consent, dignity, and privacy. Justice & Public Protection: Antigua and Barbuda is working on a public sex offenders registry, while PM Gaston Browne faces backlash over his chemical castration proposal for repeat child sex offenders. Local Services: Mobile number portability is set to launch on November 23. Health System Upgrade: Cabinet approved a US$95,000 PAHO partnership to reform Antigua and Barbuda’s mental-health system. Sports & Community: Antigua and Barbuda Falcons and the wider CPL buzz continue, plus ABFA named a 26-player squad for the Nations League campaign.
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