AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUN Reform & Reparations: St. Vincent’s PM Godwin Friday used his UN debut to push Security Council reform, climate finance justice, and reparatory justice for slavery and indigenous genocide. Citizenship & Land Tightening: Attorney General Anil Nandlall says Guyana is reviewing immigration and citizenship laws to add checks on citizenship grants and regulate non-citizens’ land/property ownership. Shield of the Americas Debate: Experts warn the US-led cartel-fighting “Shield of the Americas” is being used to block China’s influence, with 24 groups flagged as “terrorist” by coalition states. Judicial Independence Under Pressure: Legal scholar Justice Courtney Abel says visa reviews and travel restrictions can “arrange the atmosphere” for judges, as concerns grow around Judge Gino Persaud’s US visa situation. Diaspora Investment Push: President Ali urged Guyanese abroad to invest via a new government-backed vehicle with guaranteed returns, while also rolling out a single app for government services. Culture & Community: Amerindian Heritage Games opened with hundreds of athletes competing; GuyExpo 2026 launched to spotlight local business ingenuity; and THAG says AI can’t replace Guyanese welcome, Indigenous guides, and artisan stories. Health & Safety: CDC held El Niño preparedness talks in Region Five; Project FLOW expanded purified water to Region Six schools; and BROCODE urges men 40+ to get PSA screening as prostate cancer tops diagnoses.
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