AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAlfa Nero Case: Prime Minister Gaston Browne says his son will cooperate with U.S. lawyers and allow scrutiny of his bank records as a court awaits an update on evidence tied to the government’s US$40 million yacht sale. CHOGM Costs: Browne says international partners covered at least 80% of the summit’s estimated direct costs, contributing nearly US$20 million in grants and support. Development Finance: Antigua and Barbuda is seeking Afreximbank funding for public and private projects; Browne also urged the Caribbean Development Bank to explore new financing options. Gold Cup: Antigua and Barbuda hosts Trinidad and Tobago on November 12 in the first leg of a play-in, with a place in the next stage of 2027 qualification at stake. Swimming: Antiguan and Barbudan swimmers set five records at the OECS Championships and led the standings after day two. Republic Debate: A senior royal aide says the Palace would accept Antigua and Barbuda becoming a republic if voters choose, while Browne says the decision belongs to the electorate.
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