AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUniversal Free Education: Antigua and Barbuda has launched universal free education from early childhood through university, with government covering tuition at UWI Five Islands and fees for selected CXC subjects as the new school term begins. Airlift Watch: Tourism Minister Charles “Max” Fernandez says the government will reopen urgent talks with JetBlue after a carrier decision could affect service to Antigua and Barbuda, with discussions expected before the end of next week. Remittances Deal: JN Money Services has partnered with WapiPay to expand remittance options for Jamaicans, adding cash collection at JN Money locations and direct bank deposits. Africa-CARICOM Push: Prime Minister Gaston Browne and the ABRSC are calling for a more practical Africa–Caricom partnership, stressing trade, investment, education, tourism, transport and stronger connectivity. Judicial Independence Tension: A regional backlash is growing after Prime Minister Browne threatened to deport a judge over sentencing, raising concerns about judicial independence. Aviation Spotlight: FlyMontserrat was featured in Airliner World magazine, highlighting the airline’s role as Montserrat’s key air link and its resilience through major disruptions. Panama Canal Leadership: Ilya Espino de Marotta has become the first woman administrator of the Panama Canal, pledging efficiency, transparency and ethics.
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