AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDeportation Politics: The AFC is demanding Guyana publish the bilateral U.S. agreement on accepting third-country deportees after reports that the first Cuban and Afghan arrivals came in under an unannounced deal, raising fresh questions about sovereignty and parliamentary oversight. Courts & Accountability: In the extradition fight involving Nazar and Azruddin Mohamed, the Special Branch head admitted destroying a notebook tied to their arrest, including details of an unlogged meeting with a U.S. Marshal—an admission that could intensify legal pressure on the state. Energy & Power: APNU says GPL is shifting blame to consumers amid generation shortfall questions, while Siemens Energy has begun preparations to take over operations and maintenance of the 300MW Gas-to-Energy plant. Governance & Services: The Constitutional Reform Commission is considering new ways to boost public participation after only six submissions so far. Housing & Infrastructure: Over 1,000 new house lots are set for allocation on the Essequibo Coast as access works and a major bridge progress. Labour & Safety: A $100M OSH Centre of Excellence was commissioned in Region Six, with plans to develop oil-and-gas-specific OSH regulations. Culture & Regional Events: Guyana confirmed CARIFESTA XVI dates for Oct 8–17, 2027, returning the festival to the country for a third time.
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