Road Funding Update: Prime Minister Gaston Browne says Antigua and Barbuda is “almost there” to make the first drawdown from a $100 million road improvement programme, with Public Works finalizing amendments to the documentation; the first $20 million is expected once engineers and the director submit the revised papers. Maritime Safety: The ABDF Coast Guard is urging fishermen to stop keeping GPS locations secret, warning that missing trip plans and last-known positions slow search-and-rescue; officials also stress using GPS tracking and carrying proper safety gear. Fandom & Tech Culture: AnuCon 2026 returns bigger on Aug. 15 at the John E. St. Luce Finance and Conference Centre, featuring cosplay, gaming competitions, trivia, and an international guest, TropicFox. Crime Tech Push: Browne says the government is considering expanding the surveillance camera network (about 200 already installed) as it responds to a recent uptick in gun violence, with a high-level security meeting planned for Monday. STEM Talent: Two Antiguans, Ajenai Charles and Kha-Lique Harris, have been selected for the Caribbean STEM Programme (SPISE), studying topics from robotics and biochemistry to computer programming. Aviation Leadership: Kurt Menal has been appointed CEO of VC Bird International Airport, effective Aug. 1, tasked with leading the airport’s next growth phase. Boating Safety Tip: A new guide highlights why keel bolt checks matter, especially after grounding, noting that deterioration can be hidden until serious inspection.
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Maritime Safety Tech: The ABDF Coast Guard is urging fishermen to stop keeping GPS locations secret, saying missing trip plans and borrowed safety gear are slowing search-and-rescue efforts; officers also recommend GPS tracking and filing trip routes before departure. Public Security & Surveillance: With gun violence rising, PM Gaston Browne has called a high-level national security meeting and says the government is already running about 200 surveillance cameras—more may be added to deter crime and help police identify suspects. AI in Culture Debate: Soca Monarch Tian Winter and PM Browne are trading barbs over whether AI-assisted music should be allowed, with Browne pushing for competition rules that ban previously released songs. STEM Talent Pipeline: Antigua and Barbuda students Ajenai Charles and Kha-Lique Harris were selected for the Caribbean STEM programme SPISE, covering university-level STEM study and robotics/computer programming. Education Infrastructure: The Ministry of Education and the Board of Education toured expansion works at Antigua Grammar School and Clare Hall Secondary, adding classrooms and upgrading practical training spaces. Fintech in the Region: Finovate Global Caribbean spotlights digital banking modernization, including Belize Bank’s AI-native onboarding and digital stack partnership. Aviation Leadership: Kurt Menal has been appointed CEO of VC Bird International Airport, effective Aug. 1, after leading airport operations in the BVI. Health Surveillance Capacity: Eastern Caribbean lab professionals trained in molecular diagnostics to strengthen integrated health surveillance and pandemic preparedness.
Public Safety Tech: PM Gaston Browne says Antigua and Barbuda may expand its surveillance camera network beyond about 200 units after a daylight shooting near the West Bus Station, and he’s called a high-level national security meeting Monday with police, defence, immigration, customs and ICT officials to discuss stronger measures. STEM Talent Pipeline: Two Antiguans, Ajenai Charles and Kha-Lique Harris, were selected for the 2026 Caribbean STEM programme SPISE, studying subjects from physics and robotics to computer programming and entrepreneurship. Education Infrastructure: The Ministry of Education and the Board of Education toured expansion works at Antigua Grammar School (home economics and related practical training space) and Clare Hall Secondary School (seven new classrooms to ease overcrowding). Airport Leadership: Kurt Menal has been appointed CEO of VC Bird International Airport, effective Aug. 1, returning to lead a major Caribbean airport after managing BVI Airports Authority. Fintech & Digital Banking: Finovate Global highlights Belize Bank’s six-year partnership with Backbase to roll out an AI-native digital banking platform across retail and business services. Tech Diplomacy: Antigua and Barbuda and Japan reaffirmed cooperation, with Japan offering technology and private-sector expertise, including support in water management and disaster prevention.
Public Safety Tech: Antigua and Barbuda’s government is weighing an expansion of its surveillance camera network after a recent daylight shooting near the West Bus Station, with PM Gaston Browne saying about 200 cameras are already operating and more may be needed to deter crime and help police identify suspects. Security Coordination: Browne has called a high-level national security meeting for Monday, bringing together police, the Defence Force, immigration, customs, and the Ministry of Information and Communications Technology to discuss additional measures as gun violence involving young people rises. AI in Culture Debate: Soca Monarch Tian Winter and PM Browne traded barbs over whether previously released songs should be eligible, with Winter defending his win and Browne urging rule changes; Winter also criticized AI-made music, while Browne encouraged using AI tools to support production. STEM Talent Pipeline: Two Antiguans, Ajenai Charles and Kha-Lique Harris, were selected for the 2026 Caribbean STEM programme SPISE, covering physics, robotics, programming, and university-level training. Airport Leadership: VC Bird International Airport named aviation executive Kurt Menal as CEO effective Aug 1, 2026, after his prior leadership role at the BVI Airports Authority. Education Infrastructure: The Ministry of Education and the Board of Education toured expansion works at Antigua Grammar School and Clare Hall Secondary School, including new classrooms to ease overcrowding and upgrades to practical learning spaces. Digital Finance Watch: Finovate Global Caribbean highlights fintech momentum, including Belize Bank’s digital modernization partnership with Backbase for AI-native onboarding and lending. Renewables Funding Call: IRENA opened a funding call for renewable energy projects across Central America and the Caribbean, with Antigua and Barbuda among eligible countries.
Airport Leadership: Kurt Menal has been appointed CEO of VC Bird International Airport, effective Aug 1, returning to Antigua & Barbuda after leading the BVI Airports Authority and expanding regional air connectivity. Public Safety & Tech: PM Gaston Browne ordered a high-level national security meeting Monday to tackle a reported uptick in crime and violence, with plans to expand surveillance as about 200 cameras are already being installed. STEM Talent: Two Antiguans, Ajenai Charles and Kha-Lique Harris, were selected for the Caribbean Science Foundation’s SPISE programme, training in physics, calculus, biochemistry, robotics, programming and entrepreneurship. Education Infrastructure: The Ministry of Education and the Board of Education toured expansion works at Antigua Grammar School and Clare Hall Secondary, including new home economics facilities and seven extra classrooms to ease overcrowding. Health & Lab Capacity: Eastern Caribbean lab teams boosted molecular diagnostic skills for epidemic-prone diseases through a PAHO/WHO-supported workshop using a One Health approach. Renewables Funding: IRENA opened a funding call for renewable energy projects across Central America and the Caribbean, with Antigua & Barbuda among eligible applicants.
Public Safety Tech: PM Gaston Browne called a national security meeting for Monday to tackle a recent uptick in crime and violence, bringing police, drug and money-laundering policy, the Defence Force, immigration, customs, and even ICT Minister Melford Nicholas to the table; surveillance is a key focus, with about 200 cameras already being installed and plans to expand the network. Aviation Leadership: Kurt Menal has been appointed CEO of VC Bird International Airport, effective Aug 1, returning to lead Antigua and Barbuda’s main airport after managing BVI Airports Authority and helping expand regional air connectivity. STEM Pipeline: Two Antiguans, Ajenai Charles and Kha-Lique Harris, were selected for the Caribbean Science Foundation’s SPISE programme, training in physics, calculus, biochemistry, robotics, computer programming, and entrepreneurship. Education Infrastructure: The Ministry of Education and Board of Education toured expansion works at Antigua Grammar School and Clare Hall Secondary, including new home economics facilities and seven additional classrooms to ease overcrowding. Regional Health Tech: Eastern Caribbean lab teams boosted molecular diagnostic capacity for epidemic-prone diseases through a PAHO/WHO-supported molecular diagnostics workshop. Renewables Funding: IRENA opened a funding call for renewable energy projects across Central America and the Caribbean, including Antigua and Barbuda, prioritizing proposals before Sept 1.
Education Infrastructure: Antigua and Barbuda’s Ministry of Education and the Board of Education toured expansion works at Antigua Grammar School and Clare Hall Secondary, including a new integrated Home Economics setup and seven extra classrooms aimed at easing overcrowding (about 200 more students), funded through the Education Levy. STEM Talent Pipeline: Two Antiguans, Ajenai Charles and Kha-Lique Harris, were selected for the 2026 Student Program for Innovation in Science and Engineering (SPISE), a five-week Caribbean STEM programme with university-level study and mentorship from major international institutions. Aviation Leadership: Kurt Menal has been appointed CEO of VC Bird International Airport, taking effect August 1, returning to lead Antigua’s main airport after managing the BVI Airports Authority. Digital Finance in the Region: Finovate Global Caribbean spotlights Belize Bank’s six-year partnership with Backbase to modernize digital banking with AI-powered onboarding and lending. Renewables Funding Call: IRENA opened a funding proposal call for renewable energy projects across Central America and the Caribbean, including Antigua and Barbuda, with support via its Climate Investment Platform and Energy Transition Finance Accelerator.
Fintech & Payments: Finovate Global Caribbean spotlights Belize Bank’s six-year partnership with Backbase to roll out an AI-native digital banking stack, aiming to streamline onboarding and unify business cash-flow visibility. Education Infrastructure: Antigua’s Ministry of Education and the Board of Education toured expansion works at Antigua Grammar School (new integrated Home Economics facilities) and Clare Hall Secondary (seven extra classrooms for about 200 more students), funded via the Education Levy. STEM Talent: Two Antiguans, Ajenai Charles and Kha-Lique Harris, were selected for the Caribbean Science Foundation’s SPISE programme, training in physics, robotics, programming and entrepreneurship with exposure to top US universities. Aviation Tech & Operations: VC Bird International Airport appoints aviation executive Kurt Menal as CEO, effective Aug 1, signaling a push for the airport’s next growth phase. Energy Transition Funding: IRENA opened a funding call for renewable energy projects across Central America and the Caribbean, including Antigua and Barbuda, with support routed through its Climate Investment Platform and Energy Transition Finance Accelerator. Health Security: Eastern Caribbean lab teams boosted molecular diagnostic capacity for emerging diseases through a PAHO/WHO workshop using a One Health approach. Climate & Work: ILO research warns El Niño could hit vulnerable Caribbean workers hardest, with knock-on effects for jobs, incomes and working conditions.
STEM Talent Pipeline: Two Antiguans, Ajenai Charles and Kha-Lique Harris, were selected for the Caribbean Science Foundation’s SPISE programme, a five-week residential push into physics, biochemistry, robotics, coding and entrepreneurship with links to MIT, Princeton and other top universities. Airport Tech & Leadership: VC Bird International Airport has named aviation executive Kurt Menal as CEO, effective Aug. 1, after a months-long recruitment process—aiming to guide the airport’s next growth phase. Health Surveillance Upgrade: Eastern Caribbean lab and health teams boosted molecular diagnostic skills through a PAHO/WHO-backed workshop, strengthening rapid detection for diseases like measles, leptospirosis and hantavirus using a One Health approach. Renewables Funding Call: IRENA opened a proposal window for renewable energy projects across Central America and the Caribbean, including Antigua and Barbuda, with support via its Climate Investment Platform and Energy Transition Finance Accelerator. Local Climate Risk: The ILO warns El Niño 2026–2027 could hit jobs and incomes hardest for informal, rural and outdoor workers, with knock-on effects for food security and child labour. Property Market Watch: A regional land value study says Eastern Caribbean property prices have slid about 10% over five years, with some analysts warning of further declines ahead.
Airport Tech & Leadership: Kurt Menal has been appointed CEO of VC Bird International Airport, effective Aug. 1, returning to lead Antigua and Barbuda’s main gateway after managing the BVI Airports Authority. Aviation Passenger Experience: VC Bird is also rolling out wheelchair-accessible self-service kiosks to speed up check-in. Energy & Climate Funding: IRENA opened a funding call for renewable energy projects across Central America and the Caribbean, including Antigua and Barbuda, with support routed through its Climate Investment Platform and Energy Transition Finance Accelerator. Public Health Lab Capacity: Eastern Caribbean lab professionals trained in molecular diagnostics (measles, leptospirosis, hantavirus) under a PAHO/WHO and CARPHA workshop using a One Health approach. Tech Diplomacy: Antigua and Barbuda’s ICT, utilities and energy minister met Japan’s state minister to deepen cooperation using Japanese technology and private-sector expertise. Regional Tech Risk: A World Bank report flags higher AI job-displacement exposure in high-income countries than in lower-income economies. Travel & Tourism Value: A study ranked Dhigurah (Maldives) among the world’s top 10 most valuable beaches by estimated coastal land value. Disaster Watch (Regional): Guatemala’s Volcán de Fuego escalated into a more explosive phase, triggering evacuations and travel disruptions near Antigua.
Airport Leadership: Kurt Menal, former BVI Airports Authority managing director, has been appointed CEO of Antigua and Barbuda’s VC Bird International Airport, effective Aug. 1, with the airport authority citing his regional aviation track record and plans for its next growth phase. Passenger Tech Upgrade: VC Bird has rolled out new self-service check-in kiosks (TS6 Flagship) that let departing travellers print both boarding passes and baggage tags, cutting counter visits; 15 kiosks are installed, including wheelchair-accessible options. Energy Sector Staffing: ICTs, Utilities and Energy Minister Melford Nicholas appointed veteran engineer Girvan Piggott as Director of Energy, effective Aug. 1, tasking him with steering energy efficiency and renewable expansion. Regional Health Tech: A PAHO/WHO-backed workshop in Barbados strengthened Eastern Caribbean lab capacity for molecular diagnostics (measles, leptospirosis, hantavirus) using a One Health approach. Renewables Funding Call: IRENA opened a proposal window for Central America and the Caribbean, including Antigua and Barbuda, supporting renewable generation and related clean-energy infrastructure. Tech Diplomacy: Antigua and Barbuda’s ICT minister met Japan’s state minister to deepen cooperation, drawing on Japanese technology and private-sector expertise. Reparations Push: PM Gaston Browne renewed calls for reparatory justice and warned against “economic recolonization,” linking it to development barriers faced by small states.
Airport Tech Upgrade: V.C. Bird International Airport has rolled out 15 new self-service TS6 kiosks after rehabilitation, letting departing passengers print both boarding passes and baggage tags, including a wheelchair-accessible, ADA-compliant unit—part of a broader push to modernize the passenger journey. Energy Leadership: Antigua and Barbuda’s ICTs, Utilities and Energy Minister Melford Nicholas appointed veteran engineer Girvan Piggott as Director of Energy (effective Aug. 1), aiming to strengthen energy efficiency and expand renewable opportunities. Regional Lab Readiness: Eastern Caribbean lab professionals boosted molecular diagnostic capacity via a PAHO/WHO and CARPHA workshop in Barbados, training on measles, leptospirosis and hantavirus using a One Health approach. Renewables Funding Call: IRENA opened a funding proposal window for renewable energy projects across Central America and the Caribbean, with Antigua and Barbuda eligible for support through its Climate Investment Platform and Energy Transition Finance Accelerator. Tech Diplomacy: Antigua and Barbuda and Japan reaffirmed cooperation after a meeting between ICT/energy minister Melford Nicholas and Japan’s state minister for foreign affairs, focusing on Japanese technology and private-sector expertise. AI Jobs Watch: A World Bank report flags higher AI job displacement exposure in high-income countries, with 14.2% of jobs highly amenable to automation versus 4.5% in low- and middle-income economies.
Airport Tech Upgrade: V.C. Bird International Airport has rolled out 15 new self-service kiosks (TS6 Flagship) so departing passengers can print both boarding passes and baggage tags, cutting counter visits; one kiosk is wheelchair-accessible and upgradable for future services. Energy Leadership: ICTs, Utilities and Energy Minister Melford Nicholas appointed veteran engineer Girvan Piggott as Director of Energy, effective Aug. 1, to steer energy efficiency and renewable expansion. Renewables Funding Call: IRENA opened a funding proposal window for renewable energy projects across Central America and the Caribbean, including Antigua and Barbuda, with priority for submissions before Sept. 1. AI Jobs Watch: A new World Bank report warns AI automation risk is far higher in high-income countries (14.2% of jobs) than in low- and middle-income economies (4.5%). Regional Tech Diplomacy: Antigua and Barbuda’s ICT/Utilities/Energy minister Melford Nicholas met Japan’s state minister for foreign affairs to deepen cooperation, citing Japanese tech for water management and disaster prevention. Local Education Spotlight: Danushka Gibbs topped the 2026 Grade Six National Assessment with 383/400, credited to disciplined study and family support. Carnival & Waste: A proposal-backed push argues Carnival waste should be separated at the source so recyclables don’t end up in landfills.
Airport Tech Upgrade: V.C. Bird International Airport has rolled out new TS6 self-service kiosks (15 units), letting departing passengers print boarding passes and baggage tags, with one wheelchair-accessible, upgradable setup aimed at speeding check-in and improving accessibility. Energy Leadership: Antigua and Barbuda’s Minister Melford Nicholas appointed veteran engineer Girvan Piggott as Director of Energy, tasking him with steering energy efficiency, renewable expansion, and energy security priorities. Renewables Funding Call: IRENA opened a funding proposal window for renewable energy projects across Central America and the Caribbean, including Antigua and Barbuda, with support routed through its Climate Investment Platform and Energy Transition Finance Accelerator. Bilateral Tech Cooperation: ICT/Utilities/Energy Minister Melford Nicholas met Japan’s State Minister Iwao Horii to deepen cooperation, drawing on Japanese technology and private-sector expertise in areas like water management and disaster prevention. Pharma Regulation Link-Up: Chief Drug Inspector Alfred Athill attended India’s Global Drug Regulatory Conclave, focused on regulatory convergence, drug safety, and emerging technologies in pharmaceutical oversight. Volcano Watch (Regional Impact): Guatemala’s Volcán de Fuego escalated into a more explosive phase, triggering orange alerts and evacuations as pyroclastic flows raced down multiple ravines—an urgent reminder for disaster preparedness across the region.
Airport Tech Upgrade: V.C. Bird International Airport has rolled out 15 new TS6 self-service kiosks after rehabilitation, letting departing passengers print both boarding passes and baggage tags, with one wheelchair-accessible, upgradable “future-ready” unit to support more functions. Energy Leadership: Antigua and Barbuda’s Ministry of ICTs, Utilities and Energy appointed veteran engineer Girvan Piggott as Director of Energy, aiming to strengthen renewable energy delivery and energy security. Renewables Funding Call: IRENA opened a funding proposal call for renewable projects across Central America and the Caribbean, including Antigua and Barbuda, with support routed through its Climate Investment Platform and Energy Transition Finance Accelerator. Cybersecurity for CHOGM: The UK partnership is backing Antigua and Barbuda’s cybersecurity readiness ahead of CHOGM 2026. Digital Connectivity Rewards: Flow’s “We Live For This” summer campaign continues, with customers winning Carnival packages and other prizes for activating plans and staying connected. Energy & Regulation Watch: Chief Drug Inspector Alfred Athill is attending India’s Global Drug Regulatory Conclave on drug safety, pharmacovigilance, and emerging technologies.
Airport Tech Upgrade: V.C. Bird International Airport has rolled out 15 new TS6 self-service kiosks, now able to print both boarding passes and baggage tags, including an ADA-compliant wheelchair-accessible unit—part of a broader push to modernize the passenger journey. Energy & Reliability: A widespread outage hit Antigua on Monday night, with APUA saying power was fully restored by 3:53 a.m. after faults were isolated on the 69-kilovolt transmission network, though customers vented online about appliance risk and network reliability. Energy Leadership: The Ministry of ICTs, Utilities and Energy appointed veteran engineer Girvan Piggott as Director of Energy effective Aug. 1, citing experience in planning and managing key infrastructure and renewable-energy priorities. Cybersecurity for CHOGM: Antigua and Barbuda signed a UK MoU to boost cybersecurity readiness ahead of CHOGM 2026, strengthening prevention, detection, and incident response capacity. Public Safety Tech: The American University of Antigua donated laptops and desktop computers to the Royal Police Force to support mobile operations and real-time digital records during CHOGM (Nov. 1–4). Health & Law: A letter to the editor questions what happens if the government doesn’t act within the High Court’s six-month deadline to expand abortion legal grounds.
Airport Tech Upgrade: V.C. Bird International Airport has rolled out new TS6 self-service kiosks (15 units, including wheelchair-accessible options) so departing passengers can print boarding passes and baggage tags faster, as part of a broader digital transformation. Energy & Reliability: Antigua faced a widespread power outage that APUA traced to faults on the 69-kilovolt transmission network; power was restored by early Tuesday, with customers urging better reliability. Energy Leadership: The Ministry of ICTs, Utilities and Energy appointed veteran engineer Girvan Piggott as Director of Energy, aiming to push renewable energy, efficiency, and energy security. Cybersecurity for CHOGM: Antigua and Barbuda signed a UK MoU to strengthen cyber resilience and boost its Cyber Incident Response Team ahead of CHOGM 2026. Community Tech & Safety: AUA donated laptops and desktops to the Royal Police Force to support mobile operations and real-time digital records during CHOGM. Local Tech Culture: Flow’s “We Live For This” summer campaign continues rewarding customers with Carnival-related prizes. Regional Policy Watch: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley urged a five-year transition away from Citizenship-by-Investment programmes, warning of an “existential threat” to Eastern Caribbean economies.
Airport Tech Upgrade: V.C. Bird International Airport has rolled out new TS6 self-service kiosks (15 units, including wheelchair-accessible) that let departing passengers print boarding passes and baggage tags, speeding check-in as part of a broader digital transformation. Energy Leadership: Antigua and Barbuda appointed veteran engineer Girvan Piggott as Director of Energy, aiming to push renewable energy, efficiency, and energy security. Cybersecurity for CHOGM: The government signed a UK partnership MoU to strengthen cybersecurity resilience, boosting the national Cyber Incident Response Team ahead of CHOGM 2026. Public Safety Tech: The American University of Antigua donated laptops and desktop computers to the Royal Police Force to support mobile operations and real-time digital records during CHOGM. Health Regulation: Chief Drug Inspector Alfred Athill attended India’s Global Drug Regulatory Conclave, focused on drug safety, pharmacovigilance, and emerging regulatory tech. Regional Policy Watch: PM Gaston Browne renewed calls for reparations and warned against “economic recolonization,” linking today’s barriers to slavery and colonialism. Visa Policy Shock: The U.S. made its visa bond programme permanent, with some applicants facing bonds up to USD 20,000 for B1/B2 visas. Power Reliability: A widespread outage hit Antigua Monday night; APUA says power was restored early Tuesday after faults were isolated.
Airport Tech Upgrade: V.C. Bird International Airport has rolled out 15 new TS6 self-service kiosks after rehabilitation, letting departing passengers print boarding passes and baggage tags, including one wheelchair-accessible, ADA-compliant unit. Energy Leadership: Antigua and Barbuda appointed veteran engineer Girvan Piggott as Director of Energy, aiming to push renewable energy, efficiency, and energy security. Cybersecurity for CHOGM: The government signed a UK MoU to strengthen cybersecurity readiness, boosting the national Cyber Incident Response Team ahead of CHOGM 2026. Public Safety Tech Support: The American University of Antigua donated laptops and desktop computers to the Royal Police Force to support real-time digital records and mobile operations during CHOGM. Health Tech: PAHO says the Americas have more HIV tools than ever, but access gaps remain for prevention like oral and long-acting injectable PrEP, testing, and timely treatment. Policy Watch: Prime Minister Gaston Browne renewed calls for reparations and warned against “economic recolonization,” linking today’s development barriers to slavery and colonialism. Visa/Travel Policy: The U.S. made its visa bond programme permanent, with bonds up to USD 20,000 for certain B1/B2 applicants from 50 countries.
Airport Tech Upgrade: V.C. Bird International Airport has rolled out 15 new TS6 self-service kiosks after rehabilitation, letting departing passengers print boarding passes and baggage tags, with one wheelchair-accessible, upgradable kiosk to support more future functions. Energy Leadership: Antigua and Barbuda appointed veteran engineer Girvan Piggott as Director of Energy, aiming to strengthen renewable energy, efficiency, and energy security. Cybersecurity for CHOGM: The government signed a UK MoU to boost Antigua and Barbuda’s cyber defenses, expanding the Cyber Incident Response Team ahead of CHOGM 2026. Public Safety Tech: The American University of Antigua donated laptops and desktop computers to the Royal Police Force to support mobile operations and real-time digital records during CHOGM. Digital Connectivity & Rewards: Flow’s “We Live For This” summer campaign continues, with customers winning Carnival packages and other prizes for staying connected. Health & Science: A soil microbiome workshop linked farming and soil health to human disease risk, highlighting how microbes in soil and the gut can shape chronic conditions. Regional Policy Pressure: Prime Minister Gaston Browne renewed Emancipation Day reparations calls, warning of “economic recolonization” and pushing for investment, debt reform, and fairer financing.
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