AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI & Data Centres: Trinidad and Tobago’s AI data centre plans are still sparking pushback, with concerns growing after MoUs with U.S. firms and a petition urging a pause until environmental and infrastructure studies are done. Local Arts & Community: Urban lighting designer Duilio Passariello is seeking support for “Flowers for Elijah!”—a public installation at Lovejoy Park honouring abolitionist journalist Elijah Lovejoy. Sports Spotlight: T&T’s Under-16 netball teams were celebrated after consecutive regional triumphs, with both the 2025 and 2026 championship squads honoured at Hasely Crawford Stadium. Entertainment & Culture: Notting Hill Carnival gears up for its 60th anniversary, with founders and Windrush-era roots highlighted as part of the event’s ongoing cultural education. Civic Watch: Trinidad City Administrator Cynthia Dosier resigned amid ongoing water system issues, following reported violations tied to residents’ complaints.
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