AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEducation Overhaul: Antigua and Barbuda has launched universal free education from early childhood through university, with the government covering tuition at UWI Five Islands and fees for selected CXC subjects as the new school term begins. Judiciary Clash: Prime Minister Gaston Browne doubled down on criticism of the judiciary, rejecting calls for restraint after regional women judges warned of his threat to deport a sitting judge over sentencing concerns. Public Safety Transparency: The government is moving to widen access to the Sex Offenders Registry, including publishing names and photographs, aiming to boost community protection while acknowledging possible rights challenges. Air Travel Shock: Tourism officials say they will hold fresh talks with JetBlue next week after the airline’s service to Antigua is set to end by Oct. 31, with the government exploring ways to reverse the decision. Travel Access Signals: Antigua’s passport slipped to 49th globally (mobility score 143), while US B-1/B-2 visitor visa issuances to Antiguans reportedly fell to zero in early 2026. Sports Spotlight: In CPL action, Guyana Amazon Warriors host Antigua and Barbuda Falcons Wednesday as both sides chase late league-stage positioning.
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