AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoElection Watch: The OAS will send observers to Grenada’s November 5 general election, after signing an agreement with the government. Police have also announced traffic restrictions around Monday’s NDC rally at Pearls Air Strip. Citizenship by Investment: Antigua and Barbuda says it is likely to suspend its programme by November 12 to protect visa-free access to Europe, adding uncertainty for Grenada and other Caribbean states facing EU pressure. Tourism and Economy: Grenada expects visitor spending to exceed EC$1 billion for a second year, underlining tourism’s importance to the economy. Healthcare: The country has welcomed its first cohort of Ghanaian healthcare professionals as it seeks to strengthen staffing. Justice: A UK charity is urging intervention in the case of Andrew Frederick, whose death in Grenada was ruled a homicide by an autopsy, despite police closing the investigation.**
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