Caribbean Report 06-03-1990

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The program reports on the shooting to death of an eleven-year-old Haitian girl by soldiers during anti-government demonstrations in Haiti. Opposition groups are working with the business sector to shut down activities in the country and issues a joint statement which outlines the setting up of an interim civilian president after President Avril vacates office. Following the Financial News, the finalization of the peace agreement is discussed at a meeting with Surinamese President Shankar, Desi Bouterse and the armed rebel forces led by Ronnie Brunswick. The report concludes with tomorrow’s fourth one-day international between England and the West Indies at Bourda Oval, Guyana. The weather forecast and the conditions of the pitch are points of interest in the report.

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1. Headlines (00:00-00:46)
2. Opposition parties in Haiti plan their strategy for the removal of President Prosper Avril. Telephone interview with Michael Norton. Jerry Timmins reports from Port-au-Prince with comments from Marc Bazin, leader of the National Alliance for Progress and Democracy (00:47-08:33
3. President Ramsewak Shankar meets with rebel groups in Suriname to discuss peace. Chandra van Binnendijk reports from Paramaribo (10:08-12:53)
4. Fourth one-day international cricket match between the West Indies and England. Christopher Martin Jenkins reports from Guyana with an interview with Jeffery Fraser, Georgetown Cricket Club President (12:54-15:05)

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