AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOpposition Probe: Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed was arrested Wednesday over allegations he paid a police constable G$800,000 for government surveillance footage linked to a shooting investigation. The claims have not been tested in court; the constable’s family has sought his release through the High Court. Royal Visit: King Charles begins a two-day state visit to Guyana today, with meetings planned with President Irfaan Ali and a public appearance at the Kingston Seawall on Friday. Reparations advocates are urging Ali to press Britain for action and address inequalities at home. UN Race: CARICOM has renewed its backing for Guyana’s Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett to become the next UN secretary-general, citing her experience and calling for a Latin American or Caribbean leader. Foreign Policy: Guyana abstained from a UN vote condemning the US embargo on Cuba, breaking with its support for the resolution last year as regional positions shifted. Oil Wealth: Debate continues over turning oil revenues into lasting national wealth, with calls for a more strategic, transparent investment approach.
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