AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCaribbean Rights: Trinidad and Tobago’s ban on consensual sex between men has been struck down by the UK Privy Council, ending Jason Jones’s nearly decade-long legal fight. Food & Health: India has proposed a mango-processing facility for Antigua and Barbuda, along with sea ambulances and field-hospital kits, in talks on closer cooperation. Culture: Antigua and Barbuda’s International Film Festival marked its 15th anniversary with the premiere of It’s My Turn, a locally produced story about two young musicians. The CHOGM Cultural Village also put the country’s culture in the spotlight. Island Flavour: Antiguan bakers are among 23 Caribbean representatives expected at Fort Lauderdale’s Rum Cake and Black Cake Festival on November 15, where organisers anticipate more than 1,000 guests. Community & Sport: Antigua and Barbuda reclaimed the OECS Swimming Championships title, finishing ahead of Saint Lucia and Grenada. Getting Around: Cabinet has agreed in principle to a 75-cent bus-fare increase, expected in January, while approving temporary fuel support for operators.
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