AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoVenezuela Oil Push: Chevron is set to expand in Venezuela, with U.S. officials saying a formal unveiling is coming after Trump’s deal that also involves North American Blue Energy Partners and a Pentagon profit stake. Open Justice in Courts: Barbados and the region get a reminder of why in-person hearings matter as courts move back toward open access. First Citizens Leadership: Sana Ragbir takes the helm as acting Group CEO of First Citizens after Jason Julien’s resignation. Barbados Cricket in CPL: Quinton de Kock’s 106 and a viral Navin Bidaisee diving catch headline a CPL clash that ended with St Kitts and Nevis beating Barbados Tridents. Barbados Independence Build-Up: PM Mia Mottley declares every Friday for the next 90 days “Barbados Day” for the 60 and 5 celebrations. Fishing Rules: Barbados fisheries plans to make circle hooks mandatory for horizontal longline vessels to improve tuna catches and survival of released species. World Bank Appointment: Judith Green is named World Bank country manager for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean. Disability Work Inclusion: A UN campaign urges Caribbean employers to break barriers and hire more people with disabilities. Project CARE Relaunch: Barbados relaunches Project CARE to support 600 families with livestock, crops, and training for long-term food security. Air Service Watch: Caribbean Airlines ends direct Tobago–Barbados service, raising questions about regional airlift gaps. Sports Spotlight: Barbados bodybuilding teams return from CAC Championships with multiple medals, while CTO announces a Future Leaders Forum at SOTIC 2026.
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