AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGlyphosate & farm health risks: Martinique used 19.4 tonnes of glyphosate in 2023, down from 20 tonnes (2022) and 25 tonnes (2021), but still showing heavy reliance in sugarcane and banana plantations; local research is looking at possible ways to phase it out, with alternatives still a work in progress. Cybersecurity for residents: A major cyberattack hit France’s tax authority (DGFiP), raising phishing fears for people expecting income tax and upcoming taxe foncière bills; residents are urged to watch for fake refund/payment messages and never share bank details or login credentials by email or text. Public health communications funding: Professionals in the French Antilles and French Guiana are alarmed by a proposed state cut to just €1.7 million for public campaigns, arguing Martinique and neighbors need far more to run prevention work on health risks and other urgent local issues. Wellness travel (Martinique): Le Domaine des Bulles in Le Vauclin is offering a distinctive stay with transparent “bubble” rooms surrounded by trees, plus breakfast, table d’hôte dining and a wellness area. Community health & safety (local governance): The Castries Constituency Council (CCC) published a response highlighting investments in employee welfare, workplace safety, and health and wellness initiatives.
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