AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRoseau North Aftermath: Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit rejected claims that Dominica’s electoral reform laws weakened democracy, saying any voter ID delays were administrative and that the Electoral Commission’s errors did not compromise the election’s integrity. CBI Tensions: The dispute between PM Skerrit and businessman Gregor Nassief over the Citizenship by Investment programme escalated again, with Nassief alleging long-running irregularities and calling for deeper scrutiny. Security & Public Meetings: Skerrit defended the presence of Special Branch officers near a civic meeting involving Nassief, saying monitoring of public gatherings is routine and not intimidation. Ports & Local Economy: Government moved to operationalise Marigot as a port of entry, saying fishermen’s concerns were addressed and systems will now be put in place through DASPA and other departments. Regional Diplomacy: OECS diplomats in Morocco held a first-ever graduate recognition ceremony for 14 scholarship recipients, highlighting South-South education ties. Health Reminder: Nurse Priscilla Prevost urged Dominicans to prioritize health during the festive season, warning against harmful choices and negativity. Leadership Update: St. Kitts and Nevis PM Terrance Drew said he is out of hospital and progressing in rehabilitation after a stroke caused by a vertebral artery dissection.
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