AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEU Visa Warning on CBI: The EU has told five Eastern Caribbean states—including Grenada—to end “citizenship by investment” schemes by 2028 or risk losing visa-free access to Europe, with leaders planning a coordinated mission to Brussels. Grenada Politics & Courts: Former Attorney-General Jimmy Bristol, KC, scored a major legal win after a court ruling said Court of Appeal Justice Eddy Ventose’s appointment was unconstitutional, creating a vacancy. Cost of Living Focus: Economists weigh in on Grenada’s cost-of-living squeeze, noting the limits of government control in an import-heavy economy while pointing to possible policy levers. Healthcare Push: Commentary and reporting highlight Project Polaris, a planned US$250 million, 250-bed climate-resilient teaching hospital in Calivigny, aimed at easing strain on Grenada’s health system. Food Security Funding: EU-backed “Cultivating Futures” is set to support schools including Bagatelle Primary and Soufriere Primary with a four-year push on food security, nutrition, and climate resilience. Safety & Crime Concerns: Reports describe a Jean Anglais shooting under police investigation and renewed calls for stronger police patrols ahead of carnival. Regional Youth & Environment: Dominica’s youth representatives are set to attend CARYFED 2026 in Grenada, underscoring ongoing regional leadership and environmental stewardship efforts.
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