AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLabour Relations: Trade unions say they are ready to meet Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, but want collective talks on unresolved disputes after 12 unions marched in Port of Spain. The PM has urged dialogue and pointed to a $66.1 million PowerGen settlement, while dismissing the protest as politically motivated. Foreign Policy: Washington thanked T&T for breaking with decades of support for a UN resolution opposing the US embargo on Cuba. Persad-Bissessar defended the vote as support for Cubans’ democratic rights, as critics question the shift. Police Powers: Attorney General John Jeremie says no new laws are needed for the Special Operations Act, despite police acknowledging rollout challenges; the specific issues remain undisclosed. State Assets: Government is gauging investor interest in selling the Hilton Trinidad and Magdalena Grand, with expressions of interest sought before any binding bids. Public Accountability: Works officials have fired PURE deputy director Hayden Phillip over alleged misconduct and contract breaches; former minister Rohan Sinanan says no concerns about Phillip were brought to his attention during his tenure.
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