AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNational Security: Minister Myles LaRoda toured Migrafill Security Group’s National Monitoring Center, reviewing monitoring procedures, security protocols and how technology supports public safety. Housing & Homeownership: In San Salvador, 11 families received keys through the government’s rent-to-own programme, with leaders pointing to tax and stamp-exemption changes aimed at lowering the cost of owning a home. Courts & Crime: A 19-year-old man, Devontae Ferguson, was remanded behind bars accused in a double shooting that left one dead and another wounded; a former trainee corrections officer, Kenton Morley, pleaded guilty to trying to smuggle marijuana into prison. Elections & Governance: CARICOM election observers renewed calls for campaign finance legislation and a more independent Parliamentary Registration Department after concerns raised during May’s general election. Sports (Youth Football): The Bahamas U14 boys opened the CFU U14 Challenge Series in Punta Cana with a 3–0 win over Anguilla, then followed up with a 5–0 victory over Montserrat, with Dirk Simmons scoring twice in the opener. Business & Finance: Free National Movement leader Michael Pintard pressed the Davis administration for answers over the National Investment Fund, questioning how funds were redirected and why the balance reportedly fell sharply.
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