AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDeportation Deal Debate: APNU MP Terrence Campbell says Guyana should not accept third-country deportees without public disclosure, after reports of Cubans and Afghans in the first group. Cross-Border Cooperation: Guyana says it deported a man wanted for murder in the U.S., calling it a model of lawful cooperation. UN Leadership Race: A third UN Security Council straw poll shows Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett close behind the lead, but no clear consensus yet. Indigenous Reparations: Taíno chief Damon Gerard Corrie urges Indigenous people to be central to the Caribbean reparations agenda, not sidelined. School Safety & Belonging: A new Community of Practice highlights safer schools built on relationships, respect, family communication, and whole-school approaches. Education Conditions: The GTU warns of sweltering classrooms, unfinished dorms, student violence, and educator resignations as the Christmas term begins. Sports & Youth Culture: Guyana’s cultural delegation heads to Belize for Independence celebrations; meanwhile, school cricket and Pee Wee football gear up, with STEMGuyana launching environmental smart-systems training for students. Roads & Public Services: Automated cameras logged 30,266 speeding violations in six months; e-passports topped 55,000 issued so far, with online appointments set for October 2026.
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