AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoStroke update with regional health angle: St. Kitts and Nevis PM Terrance Drew confirmed he suffered a stroke from a vertebral artery dissection, was stabilized in Martinique, treated in Florida, and is now out of hospital doing occupational and physical rehab, saying his speech, movement and mental functions are well managed and that contingency plans kept government running. Local infrastructure with health access link: In Petite Martinique, the Madam Pierre Road upgrade turned a stony path into a paved, drained concrete corridor, with local health officials highlighting improved safety and emergency access. Regional policy for health and resilience: The EU unveiled a new strategy for its outermost regions, including Martinique, aiming to adapt rules to local constraints and boost resilience and opportunities. Water security debate: A piece explores whether desalination could help Caribbean water problems as climate pressure grows. Research-to-industry tension: Barbados seeks patent protection for sargassum microbe discoveries to keep commercial and environmental value from being bought outright by multinationals. Governance and accountability note: An open letter by Gregor Nassief challenges claims made in a recent press conference, focusing on unanswered questions and prior correspondence.
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