AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCuba Vote: Prime Minister Gaston Browne says Antigua and Barbuda changed its planned support for a UN resolution opposing the US embargo on Cuba after Washington warned it could affect visa talks. He says the ambassador was instructed to abstain, but the country was recorded as absent. CBI Deadline: Antigua and Barbuda has until November 12 to tell the EU its position on the future of its Citizenship by Investment Programme, as the bloc presses five Eastern Caribbean states to phase out such programmes by June 2028. Public Transport: Cabinet expects a 75-cent bus-fare increase in January 2027, while offering operators a fuel subsidy and the chance to manage a new service station. Energy: A proposed 30-megawatt solar plant and battery system at Potworks is under review; Cabinet has asked the developer to work with APUA on a detailed plan. Development: India has proposed a mango-processing facility, two sea ambulances and field-hospital kits as grants. Cabinet also earmarked EC$17 million for community sports upgrades in 2027. CHOGM Outcomes: The summit generated US$500 million in new commitments and advanced investment projects worth US$52 billion.
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