AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSurveillance & Accountability: Flock Safety hit a new milestone with 100,000 AI camera units deployed across the U.S., even as 53 cities in 20 states cancel or reject contracts over alleged data-sharing violations and unauthorized federal access—raising questions about whether the problem is systemic network permissions rather than individual missteps. San Marino in the Spotlight (Mobility): San Marino citizens are listed among countries eligible for repeat access to Canada’s International Experience Canada work permits (up to two participations, with age rules), a potential boost for outbound talent and seasonal work planning. Real Estate Rules: California’s Court of Appeal backed a ruling that realtors don’t have to warn buyers about local parking ordinances, saying such restrictions are public record—an outcome that matters for how property disclosures and pricing are handled. Visa & Travel Links: The UAE expanded visa-on-arrival options, adding six more countries to the program and supporting easier business and tourism travel via direct flight routes. Local Business Signal: Interjeans’ San Marino-based group says Lyle & Scott now drives one-third of wholesale revenue, targeting steady 5–7% growth. Solo Travel Reputation: A 2026 solo-travel risk ranking places San Marino at the top for safety perceptions, citing strong feelings of safety for walking alone at night.
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