AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFIFA Fallout: Gianni Infantino has abandoned a private-investor plan to sell minority stakes in future World Cup profits after a backlash that included threats of European boycotts, raising fresh questions about his leadership and the future of FIFA’s commercial direction. Visa Rules: Spain has confirmed only two African countries—Mauritius and Seychelles—qualify for visa-free short stays under Schengen rules, correcting misleading online claims and reminding travellers about the new digital border system. Montserrat Health: Montserrat’s Annual Research Day reports that depression and psychotic disorders remain the top diagnoses among people using mental health services, with new patient presentations rising and more children and adolescents (10–19) represented. Local Football: The Montserrat Football Association appointed Dr Gabriel Calderón as technical consultant and head coach of the Senior Men’s National Team, aiming to strengthen coaching and long-term pathways. Island 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.
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