AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFootball Finance Probe: SporTT is demanding answers from the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association over how $6.9 million in public funding was handled for the national team’s World Cup-qualifying campaign (Nov 2024–Sept 2025), with reports of unpaid wages for the former coach Dwight Yorke (about US$150,000) and lingering debts to vendors and staff, plus ongoing salary problems for national-level personnel and TTPFL-linked workers. Asylum & Protection Watch (France): An updated AIDA Country Report on France maps 2025 changes in asylum procedures, reception conditions, detention practices, and international protection, including 160,303 asylum registrations and a 41.2% first-instance protection rate. Animal Health Alert: New World screwworm has been detected in a Texas calf, part of a comeback linked by researchers to illegal cattle smuggling and organized crime, raising fears of further spread northward. Heritage in Education: Guyanese-Canadian John Winston Gobin, Harvard Law Class of 2026, marked graduation while highlighting his Guyanese roots and family support. Coffee’s Colonial Route: A historical piece traces how coffee reached America through imperial trade, Caribbean slavery, and European rivalry—not just “taste,” but power and coerced labor.
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