AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoElection Oversight: The OAS will send observers to Grenada’s November 5 general election, following an agreement signed with the government. The mission plans to issue recommendations on strengthening electoral institutions. Campaign Battle: The NDC and NNP are fighting for all 15 seats, while Peter David’s DPM could influence results in several constituencies, according to local analysis. Legal Dispute: Acting DPP Howard Pinnock says no summons or court date was issued in a case brought by former attorney-general Cajeton Hood against Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell and two officials; Pinnock has discontinued the proceedings. Hood’s side has disputed the handling of the matter. Public-Sector Relations: Grenada’s union has accused the government of undermining its agreement with public-sector workers, adding labour relations to the issues facing the administration. Reparations: British descendants of families that profited from slavery, including Laura Trevelyan, whose relatives claimed compensation tied to Grenada, are backing reparative justice; Trevelyan says she and relatives have contributed about £100,000 to education projects.
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