AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoAI Data Centres: Trinidad and Tobago has signed MoUs with U.S. firms Hummingbird AI Holdings and Ernst & Young to pave the way for large AI data centres, including a proposed 150MW and a 300MW facility—prompting fresh questions about energy use, environmental impact, and whether the public has enough details to judge viability. Accountability & Transparency: Critics say the government must provide clear commercial plans and safeguards before commitments deepen, while others warn that T&T already has a Tier 4 centre that hasn’t had its location disclosed. Human Rights Under SOE: Human rights advocates are raising alarms over detainees held under PDOs, warning of serious consequences if medical care is blocked and a detainee dies in custody. Justice Reform: Commentators call the High Court’s permanent halt to Jack Warner’s extradition a “hollow victory” unless broader justice-system accountability is addressed. Crime & Safety: TTPS intensified anti-crime operations in La Romaine, arresting a wanted man and seizing a firearm and ammunition. Weather: A Yellow-Level adverse weather alert remains in effect until Sunday afternoon, with showers, thunderstorms, and possible flooding. Sports: Barbados beat T&T in the Rising Stars Under-19 championship, while Jereem Richards placed fourth in the London Diamond League 400m.
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