AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHistoric Memory & Justice: France’s National Assembly voted unanimously to repeal the 1685 Code Noir, the colonial law that treated enslaved Black people as property—though the bill still needs Senate approval, a major step for countries like Martinique that were directly governed by the decree. Martinique Culture & Music: Teenagers in Fort-de-France are buzzing about Guadeloupean artists 1T1 and Theomaa coming to perform in Martinique, highlighting the island’s ongoing “là-bas” frustration with mainland access to live shows. Regional Rugby: Saint Lucia’s rugby teams took big losses in a weekend clash—Academy and senior squads facing Martinique and Jamaica respectively—with a return trip to Martinique set for June 20. Sports Spotlight (Martinique Grand Prix): Saint Lucian cyclist Denver Alphonse Jr impressed at a Martinique Grand Prix, earning praise as a rising Under-23 talent. Film & Francophone Creators: Wil Aime’s self-funded thriller “Who” is on theatrical release in France and beyond, with the creator drawing inspiration from “Attack on Titan.” Climate & Community (Grenada/tri-island): CYEN Grenada is urging residents and visitors to protect sea turtles during nesting season, including simple beach rules to prevent turtles from abandoning nests.
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