AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAbortion Law Challenge: Women’s Choice, MiRiDom and ASPIRE say Dominica’s High Court ruling is a major win for reproductive rights, but warn women may face a heavy “burden of evidence” for rape or incest; the government has six months to make legal and administrative changes. Air Connectivity & Tourism: Contour Airlines announced nonstop Dominica–Trinidad flights starting Oct. 5, 2026 (twice weekly), plus one-stop same-plane links via Trinidad to San Juan and St. Thomas—moves the tourism ministry says will boost visitor access and regional business ties. Cost of Living Budget: Prime Minister Skerrit says the Aug. 4 budget will target cost of living pressures and tax reform, arguing global shocks are driving higher prices through freight and insurance costs. Electoral Office Update: The Electoral Office says duplicate names on the Confirmation List were caused by external software, not its actions, and says it’s monitoring the contractor’s fix. Public Safety: Police are asking the public to help locate Michael Roberts (“Mico”) wanted in connection with a serious offence in Salisbury. Energy Update: Energy Minister Dr Vince Henderson says commissioning of the geothermal plant is nearing completion. Green Jobs Training: BTC launched an eight-month “Green Skills” programme for 85 Dominicans, funded by Canada, to train for climate-resilient work. Regional Health Security: CARPHA opened an Antimicrobial Resistance reference lab in Jamaica to strengthen surveillance across 26 member states.
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