AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoOil Spill Accountability: Trinidad and Tobago says it has only recovered about US$61M from the IOPC for the Gulfstream disaster, after claims of US$311.7M were submitted and the IOPC paid out US$61M as of March 2026, with more claims due by Feb 2027. AI & Education: A new push for “AI literacy” is colliding with a hard reality: many Guyanese students drop out around Grade Nine, making digital skills harder to build. Independence & Unity: The Guyana Festival opened at Providence’s National Stadium, with President Ali urging youth to move past 60 years of racial and political division. Human Services: The Human Services Ministry ran a Family Support and Wellness Fair at Umana Yana under “Repair, Rebuild, and Strengthen.” Region 10 Growth: Region Ten education is expanding—more schools, new buildings, and a new primary school to ease overcrowding. Climate Finance: CARICOM and Caribbean partners are preparing for the US$250M loss-and-damage grant window. Governance & Trust: A fresh Carter Center warning flags politicised elections and weak campaign finance rules as oil wealth raises the stakes. Wildlife Shock (Florida): Florida temporarily banned sloth imports after deaths at “Sloth World,” including the euthanised rescued sloth Mr. Ginger.
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