AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoThird-Country Nationals Negotiations: Antigua and Barbuda’s Parliament approved a resolution to keep negotiating with the U.S. over third-country transfers, with PM Browne stressing the country would rather accept visa restrictions than receive people with criminal backgrounds. Education & Youth Support: Cabinet made permanent a CXC Examination Fee Support Programme covering up to 10 CSEC, 5 CAPE and 5 CCSLC subjects, but students may have to repay if they don’t complete required SBAs or sit exams without approved reasons. Carnival Culture & Safety: After public backlash, Cabinet reversed a 24-hour delay on Carnival broadcasts, and police rolled out zero-tolerance security measures for Carnival 2026, including stop-and-search and strict rules on weapons. Community & Health: The Lions Club of Antigua launched its annual prostate screening drive for men (15 Aug), while a career fair in All Saints West (19 July) offers free training and job guidance for youth. Arts & Tourism: Antigua and Barbuda Art Week is set for Nov 11–18 with an expanded programme and the public art installation “Dual Thresholds.”
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