AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoReunion Island & Culture: France moves toward repair for Réunion’s “stolen children” after parliament approved a bill creating a memory commission, a national tribute day on 18 February, and a lump-sum payment route for victims and descendants—recognizing state responsibility for 2,015 minors uprooted from the island between 1962 and 1984. Local Community & Identity: Saint-Denis is at the center of a fresh legal row as LICRA demands the city abandon its 2024 logo, arguing it’s too close to LICRA’s own visual identity, while the mayor calls it a costly, incomprehensible fight. Lifestyle & Sports: The Rip Curl Vic Bay Surf Pro is underway in Victoria Bay, and Reunion Island surfer Hina Maria Conradi grabbed a standout win in the women’s QS round of 24, setting an early benchmark. Culture & Belonging: A new documentary spotlights an unsung hero of the 1976 Entebbe raid, Michel Cojot, shifting attention beyond the better-known names. Activism & Public Life: Thousands marched in Paris for a “March Against Racism,” with Saint-Denis Mayor Bally Bagayoko among speakers as protesters push back on discrimination and far-right momentum ahead of 2027.
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