AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSecurity & Law: Government says it will bring back the controversial ZOSO Bill after the state of emergency ends Sept. 17, with Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander framing it as part of a broader anti-crime push. School Safety: TTUTA backs San Juan North Secondary teachers and students after an intruder allegedly broke in, confronted a teacher and stole items including a vehicle key; the union says perimeter fence breaches and overgrown vegetation have been raised for years. Regional Travel & Tourism: Caribbean Airlines says it’s preparing to resume Trinidad–Caracas service once approvals are in, boosting regional connectivity. Tourism Skills Pipeline: Tobago Hospitality and Tourism Institute graduates are urged to become employers and investors as Tobago’s economy transforms, with tourism and culinary training highlighted. Commemorations: As T&T marks 25 years since 9/11, local coverage renews debate around the terrorism threat and includes remembrance pieces for Trinidadians lost that day. Travel Access (Global): Separate travel updates list eVisa/visa-free options for Nigerians and K-ETA access for eligible countries, including Trinidad and Tobago.
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