Catamaran Mistertong · video

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The owners of a catamaran currently hauled out in Grenada navigate the bureaucratic and legal challenges of an ongoing dispute while awaiting a resolution. After reaching day 201 of their stay, the crew attempts to lobby government officials during the inauguration of a pontoon connecting Carriacou and Petite Martinique, which had been under repair since Hurricane Beryl.0:12 Despite efforts to engage local ministers and the Grenadian prime minister, the crew finds the event dominated by government supporters and fails to secure a direct dialogue.5:03 They also seek assistance from a local business owner with connections to the ministry, though the outcome remains uncertain.2:05 Simultaneously, the crew renews their visas at the immigration office in Grenada, paying 300 dollars for a two-month extension.26:05 They express frustration with the lack of progress from the French embassy in Saint Lucia and the stalled legal proceedings in Grenadian courts.29:02 The crew continues to document their situation to maintain public pressure, noting that media coverage and inquiries from outlets like France-Antilles have yet to yield a response from diplomatic channels.31:02

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