AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEarthquake Watch: A strong magnitude 6.1 quake shook the Eastern Caribbean Sunday morning, with tremors felt in St. Kitts and Nevis and no reported damage—though residents are watching coastal changes after reports of unusually low water levels at Oualie Beach, with authorities urging calm and only official updates. USVI Port Disruption: In San Juan, the VIPA says a cargo vessel linked to Water Spirit Freight Services has been restricted from docking after Coast Guard orders over mooring safety—raising concerns for USVI supply lines while VIPA says it can’t control Puerto Rico harbor rules. Epstein Spotlight: Little St. James (the “Epstein islands”) remains in the headlines as House Oversight transcripts add new details about Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s 2012 visit and his account of what he found “sexual in nature,” while reports also describe ongoing trespasser drama around the property. Travel Health: The CDC reports a sharp rise in dengue in the US tied mostly to travel, with the Caribbean (including US territories like USVI) a major source—another reason to pack mosquito protection. Tourism Angle: Curaçao is being highlighted for steadier, year-round family travel demand, a contrast to more seasonal Caribbean markets.
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