AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGrenada Missing Person: The husband of 44-year-old North Carolina visitor Elizabeth “Liz” Waddell says drowning now seems the most likely explanation after she vanished while swimming near Grand Anse Beach in St. George’s on July 22; he points to surveillance showing her entering the water and later reports from jet-skiers who spoke with her offshore, while stressing “a lot doesn’t make sense” and that the search is ongoing. Carnival Safety: Royal Grenada Police Force is stepping up road safety for Spicemas, warning motorists to expect breathalyzer checks and urging “never drink and drive.” Caribbean Diplomacy: Former Jamaica PM Bruce Golding is publicly criticizing what he calls U.S. pressure on Caribbean states—tariffs, visa curbs, and diplomatic strain—arguing it isn’t “friendship.” Tourism & Development: La Sagesse’s resort corridor gets a major boost as InterContinental Grenada Resort & Spa begins taking reservations for a Nov. 4 opening, adding a second big international brand near Six Senses. Regional Sports: Grenada’s carnival and community spotlight continues alongside regional volleyball planning, with ECVA events in the BVI and national teams named for upcoming championships.
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