AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUWP Internal Tensions: Senior UWP stalwarts have issued an open letter condemning what they call a campaign of “misinformation, character assassination and political persecution,” including a recent call for their expulsion “by force if possible.” Electoral Process Watch: The Electoral Office says about 17,000 electors have applied for voter confirmation, with over 11,000 approved, while remaining applications are still under verification and may require resubmissions. Environment & Governance: Civil society and CANARI are urging swift implementation of the Escazú Agreement, arguing Dominica must translate the treaty into real improvements in environmental information, participation, and access to justice. Regional Environment Action: A SARSEA workshop in Dominica advanced coordinated regional responses to sargassum impacts, linking coastal resilience and biodiversity protection across OECS states. Tourism & Economy: Tourism Minister Denise Charles Pemberton reports encouraging signs, including increased visitor arrivals and stayover growth, as Tourism Awareness Month is launched alongside site upgrades. Agriculture & Food Security: IICA will hold a national accountability seminar on June 3 focused on strengthening food security through trade and agricultural MSMEs. Public Service Pressure: The Dominica Public Service Union is set to meet PM Roosevelt Skerrit early June over longstanding concerns at Dominica State College, including subvention, repairs, staffing, and delays in implementing recommendations. Sports Development: Cricket West Indies President Dr. Kishore Shallow highlighted Dominica’s growing cricket talent, pointing to players with regional and international potential.
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