AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCourtroom Turning Point: A nearly 10-year legal fight over Trinidad and Tobago’s colonial-era “buggery” laws could reach a final hearing in London this Wednesday, with judges weighing whether gay sex should be decriminalized—an outcome Caribbean activists say could set a wider regional precedent. Youth & Belonging: At the CARICOM Youth Dialogue, Turks and Caicos youth leaders pushed a simple message: stop asking for a seat at the table and start building it. Local Education Momentum: Deputy Premier Jamell Robinson wrapped an island-wide graduation tour celebrating the Class of 2026, while the Island Scholars Program hosted an appreciation night to expand pathways for students beyond the islands. Community & Tourism Jobs: Beaches Turks and Caicos opened a new Team Member Welcome Center for staff well-being, and the resort welcomed high school tourism clubs for hands-on exposure to hospitality careers. Energy & Sustainability: Prime Minister Philip Davis commissioned completed rooftop solar installations at the University of The Bahamas, spotlighting regional energy transition priorities. Beauty & Culture: Adesha Gustave was crowned Miss International Turks and Caicos 2026, ready to represent the islands internationally.
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