AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClimate Watch: The Caribbean is being urged to brace for a potentially severe drought and heat crisis stretching into 2027, with strengthening El Niño expected to bring below-normal rains and more hot-spell days, raising pressure on water supplies, farming and public health. Regional Travel: Caribbean Airlines says it will stop direct Trinidad–Tobago–Barbados return flights from September 2, while keeping connectivity via other services; it also plans to cut Martinique and Guadeloupe flights to twice weekly. Military Cooperation: A Martinique-based French platoon trained in Curaçao with local forces, including amphibious drills and urban tactical exercises, as part of wider regional security ties. Health Leadership: Dr. Eva Jané Llopis has started as PAHO/WHO representative for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, covering Martinique and other French Caribbean departments. Local Spotlight (Carriacou): After 129 days, boat owners in Tyrell Bay continue pushing for a truce over a fence blocking marina access, while the Corion family disputes claims of lack of notice. Aviation Links: Air France launches a new Pointe-à-Pitre–Panama City nonstop route on December 11, aiming to improve connections for French Caribbean travellers.
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