AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCaribbean Court Crisis: CCJ President Winston Anderson denied “panel fixing” and influence claims after leaked internal emails, saying the Mohamed extradition ruling reflected “complete unanimity” while admitting mishandling other matters and calling the leak “wholly unacceptable.” Regional Governance: CARICOM leaders are still weighing whether to seek an advisory opinion on the reappointment process for Secretary-General Carla Barnett, as Trinidad’s PM updated the status of the CCJ request. Colombia Earthquake Response: Rescuers in Colombia reported possible signs of life under rubble in Pereira and Cali, as the search stretches into the weekend and rebuilding pressures mount after the 7.4 quake. U.S.-Colombia Anti-Drug Push: U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Colombia’s new government has requested joint operations on Colombian soil, framing the effort as a tougher “anti–narco-terrorism” campaign. Energy Deal in the Caribbean: Trinidad and Tobago signed new hydrocarbon exploration licences tied to Venezuela’s Loran gas, positioning T&T to monetize cross-border reserves and strengthen its energy hub role. Venezuela Prisoner Releases: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio welcomed the release of 130+ political prisoners under Venezuela’s amnesty plan, while saying Washington is monitoring next steps.
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