AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCrime & Film Industry: Suriname police are treating the disappearance of Dutch film producer Rodney Leysner (52) as a crime after a burned, crushed car matching his Kia Sorento was found in Saramacca; three suspects are arrested, including a Cuban couple, while a fourth man remains at large, and the family has raised nearly €15,000 for the search. Sports (Suriname): Defence Force kept their CONCACAF Caribbean Cup hopes alive with a 2-1 comeback win over SV Broki, with Surinamese striker Nicholas Dillon scoring twice off the bench. Regional Football (Youth): Suriname and Guyana will meet in the CFU U14 Tier II final after both won their semis, setting up a big weekend for young talent across the Guianas. Arts & Conservation (Suriname link): Artist Claire Milner’s “Gardeners of Eden” in Richmond (Sept 18–Oct 4) includes a collaboration where sales of one painting support permanent protection of Suriname’s tropical forests under Saamaka leadership. Energy & Business (Suriname region): While not Suriname-specific, the week also highlighted regional energy momentum—Guyana’s growth surge and refinery restart interest—fueling broader attention on the Guianas’ entertainment-adjacent investor spotlight.
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