AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFIFA Power Struggle: Gianni Infantino has scrapped his controversial plan to sell minority stakes in future World Cup profits after a backlash that included European threats to boycott FIFA events, putting his leadership and next March’s reelection bid back in doubt. Regional Football Politics: Concacaf and its 41 member associations rejected the proposal, citing rushed process and lack of consultation, while Montserrat’s MFA has moved ahead locally by appointing Dr Gabriel Calderón Pellegrino as technical consultant and head coach of the Senior Men’s National Team. Montserrat Health Focus: Montserrat’s Annual Research Day reports that depression and psychotic disorders remain top diagnoses in mental health services, with rising new presentations among children and adolescents. Local Governance Planning: The Government of Montserrat is gathering input from residents and the diaspora to draft a new Sustainable Development Strategy and National Development Plan for 2026–2050. Legal Update: The High Court ordered the Registrar to issue practising certificates to attorney Warren Cassell without conditions. OECS & Diplomacy: OECS named Aisha Maina as Strategic Advisor for Africa-Caribbean cooperation, and praised Cuba’s long-running solidarity with the region. Sports Development: Guyana’s U-14 squad was named for the CFU Challenge Series, with Montserrat listed as an opening opponent.
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