AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoChlordecone Compensation Moves Forward: A new law now formally recognizes the State’s responsibility for long-term chlordecone pollution in Guadeloupe and Martinique, opening the door to talks on compensation and setting priorities like faster cleanup, support for farming and fishing, stronger research, and improved care for victims. EU Carbon Border Tax Rules Tighten: EU ministers agreed to limit when the bloc can suspend the carbon emission fee on imports, with stricter criteria (including a major price jump) aimed at giving more certainty for low-carbon investment—an issue that matters for regional producers facing import costs. Reggae Therapy Festival Returns in Martinique: The Reggae Therapy Festival (July 11–12, 2026) will bring major international acts—Tarrus Riley, Julian Marley, Barrington Levy, and Alborosie—to Stade Louis Achille, with a focus on culture-led tourism and local food and crafts. G7 Ports Network Against Drug Trafficking: G7 leaders backed a new ports coordination network and joint action plans to disrupt drug trafficking networks, alongside stronger anti-money laundering and asset recovery efforts. Martinique Tourism Push: Festival coverage also highlights Martinique’s growing role as a cultural tourism destination, positioning the event as a way to turn visitors into ambassadors.
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