AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoAbuse Case: Spanish prosecutors now say a Madrid court may investigate allegations that singer Julio Iglesias sexually abused and forced two former employees to work at properties in The Bahamas and the Dominican Republic in 2021. Iglesias denies the claims; the court has yet to decide whether to open an investigation. Education: The government plans to launch the BEST Foundation, a nonprofit to attract private and philanthropic support for Bahamian students and education initiatives. Track and Field: Two-time Olympic 400m champion Shaunae Miller-Uibo says she hopes to challenge the 400m world record as she returns to competition after injury and motherhood. Caribbean Sport: Bahamian equestrian leader Catherine Ramsingh-Pierre has been elected president of the Caribbean Equestrian Association for 2026–28. Community Support: Social Services will hold its first Poverty Reduction Expo on Saturday, October 17, at Windsor Park, bringing government services and support together for residents. Marine Conservation: A new study finds shark-tour participants are more likely to take conservation action; The Bahamas is among the countries offering shark and ray experiences.
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