AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTahiti Surfing: The World Surf League provisionally suspended Mexican surfer Alan Cleland Jr. over serious sexual-assault allegations tied to a private gathering in Tahiti in August. Police are investigating; no charges have been reported, and the allegations remain unproven. Self-Determination: President Moetai Brotherson urged France to begin UN-backed talks on French Polynesia’s political future, proposing public education, a UN visit and an agreed path to a referendum—with no outcome decided in advance. Va‘a: Tahiti’s Team OPT beat fellow local crew Shell Va‘a to win the Molokai Hoe for a second straight year, completing the 41-mile race to Waikiki. Inter-Island Links: The new passenger-cargo ship Aranoa has been delivered and is due to begin voyages from Papeete in 2027, serving French Polynesia’s remote islands. Pacific Partnership: French Polynesian personnel joined a New Zealand-led aid mission to Penrhyn in the Cook Islands, where teams upgraded school facilities and water infrastructure.
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