AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGrenada Disappearance Update: Liz Waddell’s husband says drowning now seems the “most likely scenario” after investigators found no sign she intended to disappear, though “a lot doesn’t make sense” in the case. City Accountability: Grenada’s auditor’s office has sent demand letters to 10 City of Grenada officials seeking repayment of more than $165,000 in unverified travel advances. Regional Health: The REACH project launched a webinar series on adolescent health across Dominica, Grenada, St. Lucia and St. Vincent and the Grenadines, starting with mental health stigma reduction. Youth, Law and Rights: An ECSC youth symposium in Grenada trained more than 100 young people on the justice system, cyberbullying, mediation, property rights and gender-based violence. Energy/Contracts: Grenada cancelled arrangements with Russian-backed Global Petroleum Group, citing little activity since a 2018 offshore well. Tourism & Training: Peace Corps swore in 25 new Eastern Caribbean volunteers, with six assigned to Grenada to support early-grade reading.
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