AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoCrime & Security: Copper cables worth about TT$1.62M were stolen from the Bharrat Jagdeo Demerara River Bridge in Guyana, with police reviewing CCTV after the bridge’s Independence lighting was found partially working. Tobago Governance: Tobago’s THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine used Independence Day to stress island differences while pushing for unity, and Tobago launches a $500 baby grant amid a declining birthrate. Public Safety Enforcement: In Trinidad, police are investigating a corrections officer accused in a child sexual abuse material and weapons case. CPL Cricket: Trinbago Knight Riders host Antigua & Barbuda Falcons at Queen’s Park Oval tonight, with both sides featuring big-name internationals. Independence Cricket Tribute: Queen’s Park Oval unveiled the Bravo, Pollard and Narine stand as part of T&T’s 64th Independence celebrations. Economy/Finance: Moody’s says T&T’s fiscal buffers and natural gas recovery support its credit profile, keeping its BA2 rating with a stable outlook. Local Culture Abroad: Brooklyn’s West Indian American Day Carnival returns to Eastern Parkway on Labor Day, drawing huge crowds and NYPD security.
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