AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoChlordecone Compensation: The State’s responsibility for long-term chlordecone pollution in Guadeloupe and Martinique is now legally recognized, opening the door to talks on compensation for affected residents; the law also sets priorities like faster cleanup, support for agriculture and fishing, stronger research, and better care, with a one-year report to Parliament and funding linked to an added levy on tobacco products. EU Carbon Border Rules: EU ministers agreed to tighten when countries can suspend the carbon emission fee on imports, requiring strict criteria (including a big price jump) and aiming to reduce uncertainty for low-carbon investment—an issue that matters for regional exporters facing EU demand. Local Culture & Pride: Kréyòl Pride is set for late July in Basse-Terre, organized by multiple LGBTQ groups with local partners, pushing unity and inclusion across Guadeloupe. Sports & Tourism Signals: A Guadeloupe-linked sailing story highlights Route du Rhum training from France to Guadeloupe, while broader travel coverage points to shifting airline routes and demand patterns.
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