AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoReparatory Justice Momentum: Belize joined the Third CARICOM Regional Conference on Reparations in Barbados, with talks shifting from proving slavery’s harm to defining what “meaningful repair” should deliver, alongside the relaunch of CARICOM’s revised Ten-Point Plan covering public health, education, debt cancellation, gender justice and compensation. Local Education & Safety: Barbados is urging schools to tackle viral school fights with prevention and psychological support, not punishment alone, as officials warn students involved in staged, filmed altercations could face severe discipline. Anti–Money Laundering Push: Barbados’ Senate passed amendments to strengthen enforcement against money laundering and terrorist financing ahead of a 2027 international review, boosting compliance powers and effectiveness checks. Disaster-Resilient Housing: CAF approved US$200,000 for CDEMA to train builders and TVET institutions and promote resilient residential construction standards across the Caribbean. Climate & Community: Barbados reported 3.6 million pounds of sargassum removed so far, with teams tackling hotspots and considering pump harvesters to pull seaweed before it hits shores. Hospitality Update: Marriott’s Tamarind in Barbados reopened after a multi-million refurbishment, adding updated rooms and a new CAMP Club for children.
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