AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSports Finance Watch (Trinidad & Tobago): SporTT is demanding answers from the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association over how $6.9 million in public funding was handled for the World Cup-qualifying campaign (Nov 2024–Sep 2025), with reports that former coach Dwight Yorke is still owed about US$150,000 and that players and vendors have faced long delays in getting paid. Refugee Policy Update (France): A new AIDA Country Report on France maps 2025 changes in asylum procedures, reception, detention, and international protection, including 160,303 asylum registrations and a 41.2% protection rate at first instance. Animal Health & Crime (US/Mexico/Central America): New World screwworm has been detected in a Texas calf, with experts linking the comeback to illegal cattle smuggling that helps organized crime move livestock without proper health checks. History & Culture (Coffee): A public-history piece traces how coffee’s arrival in America was shaped by imperial trade routes, Caribbean slavery, colonial politics, and Brazilian expansion—not just “taste” or discovery. Diaspora Spotlight (Guyana): Harvard Law Class of 2026 graduate John Winston Gobin marked his graduation while proudly honoring his Guyanese roots, with family ties to educators and former medical leadership.
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