AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAviation & Tourism: BermudAir says it will add 10 Airbus A220-300s to expand its Caribbean, Central and North American network, with deliveries due to start in Q4 2027 and plans to grow routes significantly. Cost of Living: Senators delayed a final vote on the Cost of Living Amendment (No 2) Act 2026, with opponents warning it could enable price controls on essentials; a new push is expected at the next sitting in September. Public Safety & Courts: The Justice and Community Safety Reform Act 2026 was approved, including anonymity for witnesses and tougher measures targeting people who pressure court officials. Health & Consumer Protection: The BMA warned of a fraudulent email demanding US$50,000 in stablecoin payments, urging people to verify addresses and use known contact numbers. Finance & Business: RenaissanceRe reported $654.2m net income for the second quarter, citing strong underwriting and investment income. Energy & Governance: Minister Lightbourne addressed Bermuda’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) process, saying the electricity policy and planning timeline are being aligned after a formal suspension. Sports: Bermuda’s Future Pro booked Bermuda Triangle Cup semi-finals with a 3-2 win over Somerset Trojans, while the Goombay Cup U-15 girls tournament begins in Nassau with Bermuda among the teams. Tech & Connectivity: Google’s Nuvem transatlantic cable has landed in Portugal, feeding into the wider Bermuda/Azores/US connectivity plan.
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