AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCourtroom Spotlight: Martinique’s biggest embezzlement case moves into the trial phase in Fort-de-France, with hearings starting Monday over alleged fraud of more than €3.2 million meant for people with disabilities. Alleged Scheme: Six defendants are set to appear, including a former CTM employee and associates, plus a bank advisor, as prosecutors describe siphoning between 2019 and 2024 through falsified files, forged documents, and fraudulent transfers. Spending Details: The case file also points to luxury purchases and major transactions tied to part of the money, after earlier guilty pleas already led to suspended sentences, fines, and asset seizures. Urban Justice: Meanwhile, at WUF13 in Baku, participants adopted a statement linking colonial legacies to today’s housing inequality, calling out overseas territories facing structural barriers to land, infrastructure, and adequate homes. Regional Travel Shock: And across the French Caribbean, Air Antilles has permanently shut down after liquidation ordered in Guadeloupe, leaving fewer short-haul options for residents and visitors.
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