AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate Warning: The World Meteorological Organization says Latin America and the Caribbean are in a new, riskier “normal,” with record heat, extreme rain, long droughts and rising health, food and security threats—while preparation can still make a difference for 2026. CARICOM Governance: A UWI professor says CARICOM’s Secretary-General reappointment process was procedurally flawed and may be legally void, after a Trinidad and Tobago legal opinion questioned member-state participation. Homeless Shelter Backlash: In Richmond Hill, residents rallied against a planned 127-bed men’s shelter, arguing the city didn’t properly consult them and that the site is too close to schools. Workers’ Pay: Opposition legislator Damion Crawford is pushing for a special minimum wage for tourism workers, citing unpredictable hours, higher living costs and emotional labour. Business & Jobs: Walkerswood’s parent company says it’s investing about US$1.5m under Jamaica’s SEZ framework to expand farming, boost output and scale exports. Energy Recovery: JSIF’s $1b NEPRP says over 2,200 hurricane-affected households have been wired for electricity, with connections continuing in phases. Travel Advisory: The U.S. State Department keeps Jamaica at Level 2 but warns some parishes carry higher risk, urging visitors to plan carefully and confirm services before booking.
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