AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoElection Watch: Grenada’s November 5 campaign is gathering pace. The NNP launched its “Better Grenada” campaign, promising lower corporate taxes and expanded transport support, while election officials are seeking legal advice on candidate Adrian Joseph’s eligibility after questions about the timing of his resignation from public service. Election Travel: SVG Air will add flights on November 5 linking St Vincent, Carriacou and Grenada to meet expected election-day demand. Caribbean Culture: Grenada-born calypso icon Mighty Sparrow was laid to rest in Trinidad after a state-assisted funeral; Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley called for his song “Slave” to be taught in schools. Passport Standing: Grenada ranks sixth among CARICOM passports in a new assessment, with access to 139 destinations. Arts: Grenadian artwork has entered the OAS Art Museum of the Americas’ permanent collection for the first time.
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