AGP Executive Report
Last update: 18 hours agoIndian Arrival Day 2026: President Christine Carla Kangaloo used the occasion to urge Trinidad and Tobago to draw strength from the courage of Indian indentured ancestors, highlighting unity, respect and national service. Public Safety & Crime: A 51-year-old Proman Trinidad employee was shot dead in Couva while in his driver’s seat, and Tobago recorded its sixth murder of the year after Jalon “Lolo” Graham was gunned down near his home. Policing & Protests: The Police Commissioner defended protest restrictions tied to the Joshua Samaroo and Kaia Sealy case, while Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles accused the government of moving toward a policing state and said the state of emergency could be extended. Transport Disruption: Maxi-taxi operators warned of a three-day “rest and reflect” shutdown from June 1 to June 3, citing long-running industry issues. Earthquake: A moderate quake (about magnitude 5.0) was felt across Trinidad and as far as Grenada, with no reported damage or injuries. Diplomatic Security: TTPS launched a Diplomatic Security Unit to protect embassies, diplomats and international missions. Business: Butterfield agreed to acquire CIBC Caribbean in a US$1.79b deal, expected to close in 2027.
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