AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLocal Recovery: Most schools in St. Vincent and the Grenadines reopened after Monday’s severe flooding, but 14 remained closed because of damage or water-supply problems. NEMO reported 29 people displaced, while flooding and landslides blocked roads and disrupted services. Regional Mobility: A CARICOM free-movement scheme involving SVG, Barbados, Belize and Dominica processed 939 nationals in its first year, allowing them to live and work in participating countries without permits. Public Finances: Opposition Leader Ralph Gonsalves says the government’s overdraft reached EC$243 million—nearly three times the parliamentary limit—and alleges EC$10 million was improperly withdrawn from the Contingency Fund to cover salaries. Tourism: Silversea’s 2028–29 collection includes 103 voyages and 29 new ports; one itinerary features Canouan. SVG is also set to host the OECS social development ministers’ meeting. Community: Barrouallie’s Curlan Francis Edwards received EC$524,000 after winning her half of a Super 6 jackpot.
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