AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRegional Justice & Public Safety: Saint Lucia extradited Jahvis Marlon Alfred to Martinique on armed robbery, conspiracy and firearm convictions, underscoring that cross-border movement doesn’t stop legal proceedings. Energy & Household Costs: Grenada published September 2026 retail petroleum prices: gasoline and diesel unchanged, kerosene up, and LPG increases for larger cylinders (notably 100 lb) in Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. Tourism & Culture: Grenada’s Spicemas 2026 delivered a 20% jump in total visitor arrivals (9,448 in 2025 to 11,299 in 2026), with non-national arrivals rising 24%, reinforcing festival-driven demand for the wider creative economy. Diplomacy & Trade: Canada’s Mark Carney is reportedly exploring closer EU ties, including an “associate member” concept, as Ottawa navigates a trade war with the US; France and Canada also plan a visit to Saint-Pierre-and-Miquelon to signal support for national borders. Local Business-Relevant Culture: A Toronto Biennial project titled “Things Fall Apart” links art and climate change across gardens and farms, including on Martinique, with a focus on food sustainability and food insecurity.
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