AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBrazil Election Day: Incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva voted Sunday and said he’s confident of a first-round win, framing the race as a choice between strengthening democracy and “barbarism,” as Flávio Bolsonaro watched results from Brasilia. Student & Community Learning: Jamaica 4-H Clubs will build modern school gardens at four infant schools, aiming to spark early interest in agriculture and food production. Climate & Health Risk: A new El Niño heat outlook warns Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela could see thousands of extra heat deaths, with survival tied to housing, work conditions and affordable cooling. Higher Ed Language Policy: Universities in the UK are pushing students to stop using “ethnic minority,” replacing it with terms like “racialised minority” or “global majority,” backed by compulsory lectures. Arts & Culture Education: Puerto Rican conga master Giovanni Hidalgo received the NEA National Heritage Fellowship, highlighting lifelong teaching and Afro-Caribbean rhythm traditions. Regional Integration: St. Vincent and the Grenadines’ Ralph Gonsalves urged a more flexible approach to Caribbean integration at UWI.
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