AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCross-Border Crime Crackdown: INTERPOL says cocaine profits are increasingly being laundered through illegal gold mining, pointing to Operation Guyana Shield as a model for following both goods and money across Guyana, Brazil, French Guiana and Suriname. Intelligence Sharing Pressure: Guyana’s PM Mark Phillips warned at the INTERPOL Americas conference that delays in getting critical information to the officers who can act let criminals move people and cash ahead of investigations. Regional Security Push: Phillips called for faster, more coordinated regional action against transnational organised crime, citing narcotics, firearms, cybercrime, money laundering and illegal resource trade. CTU Leadership in French Guiana: St Kitts and Nevis minister Konris Maynard was elected President of the Caribbean Telecommunications Union during CTU ICT Week 2026 hosted in French territory, as ministers urged stronger regional coordination on AI, data governance and digital policy. Connectivity for Cayenne: EllaLink says deep-sea branching units linking Cayenne, French Guiana to future Brazilian Amazon branches have been laid for Pará and Maranhão, supporting planned expansion without disrupting the main route.
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