AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoVoter Confirmation: Opposition and reform groups want more time to fix problems with Dominica’s voter-confirmation exercise, citing access barriers, documentation hurdles and risks to eligible voters. UWP leader Thomson Fontaine called for a three-month extension. Attorney Cara Shillingford says some married or divorced women have been asked to obtain overseas records to explain name changes. Electoral Reform Funding: The Freedom Party is demanding a detailed account of the EC$6 million loan announced for electoral reform, including how much went to confirmation and what each centre received. Government Projects: Work on the Loubiere–Grand Bay road is nearing completion, with the Grand Bay–Bellevue Chopin section about 95% finished. Tourism and Connectivity: Dominica expects 475,521 cruise passengers this season, while Contour Airlines has launched twice-weekly direct flights between Trinidad and Dominica ahead of the World Creole Music Festival.
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