AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoConsumer Protection & Telecom Regulation: TATT signed an MoU with the Ministry of Trade’s Consumer Affairs Division to strengthen complaint handling, consumer education and guidance for telecom and broadcasting services. Public Utilities & TSTT Business Model: Utilities Minister Barry Padarath says TSTT has returned to profitability but must shift beyond traditional telecoms into broader technology-driven revenue growth. Senate Independence Clash: The Law Association of Trinidad and Tobago (LATT) is urging PM Kamla Persad-Bissessar to withdraw remarks targeting independent senators, arguing the government’s approach to amendments and Senate votes is undemocratic. Energy & Climate Policy: A UWI-backed report says Trinidad and Tobago should consider a national carbon tax with offset flexibility to protect competitiveness under CBAM exposure, given the economy’s concentration of major emitters. Waste & Methane Reduction: Close the Loop Caribbean is pushing composting to divert organic waste from landfills, aiming to cut methane and landfill-fire risks, while stakeholders question financing and logistics. Regional Sports Governance: TTFA president Kieron Edwards backs FIFA president Gianni Infantino ahead of the 2027 election, signaling continued Caribbean support. Cultural Loss: The Caribbean mourns calypso legend “The Mighty Sparrow” (Slinger Francisco), with tributes highlighting his role in carrying Caribbean stories and politics through music.
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