Caribbean Report 21-04-1993
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1993-04-21
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
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Earl Huntley, a former Permanent Secretary in St. Lucia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and ambassador to the United Nations in an interview with Mike Jarvis speaks about his views on the “Unity Debate.”
The Seventh Day Adventist and Caribbean connection in the cult tragedy of Wacko is quickly coming to the forefront. David Koresh, cult leader was himself a Seventh Day Adventist and used this to charismatically manipulate and recruit members into the cult following, especially people in Britain form Afro Caribbean backgrounds - Mike Jarvis reports from an interview with a Seventh day Reverend Michael Stickland. For the second day running more than 50 casual workers employed in the Trinidad and Tobago Government’s Unemployment Relief Programme (URP) have caused a measure of fear to shop owners in Port of Spain. This is as a result of their colleague “sadman” being fired - Tony Fraser reports. There are signs that the de facto government in Haiti is becoming even more resistant to plans for the return of the deposed President Jean Bertrand Aristide.
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Headlines with anchor Mike Jarvis (00:29)
1. Earl Huntley, a former Permanent Secretary in St. Lucia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and ambassador to the United Nations in an interview with Mike Jarvis speaks about his views on the “Unity Debate” (00:30-01:19 )
2. The Seventh Day Adventist and Caribbean connection in the cult tragedy of Wacko is quickly coming to the forefront. David Koresh, cult leader and former Seventh Day Adventist, has charismatically manipulated and recruited members from Britain of Afro Caribbean backgrounds into the cult (01:20 - 07:57)
3. For the second day running more than 50 casual workers employed in the Trinidad and Tobago Government’s Unemployment Relief Programme (URP) have caused a measure of fear to shop owners in Port of Spain, because their colleague “sadman” was fired (07: 58 - 07:57)
4. There are signs that the de facto government in Haiti is becoming even more resistant to plans for the return of the deposed President Jean Bertrand Aristide (07:58 -13:46)
1. Earl Huntley, a former Permanent Secretary in St. Lucia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and ambassador to the United Nations in an interview with Mike Jarvis speaks about his views on the “Unity Debate” (00:30-01:19 )
2. The Seventh Day Adventist and Caribbean connection in the cult tragedy of Wacko is quickly coming to the forefront. David Koresh, cult leader and former Seventh Day Adventist, has charismatically manipulated and recruited members from Britain of Afro Caribbean backgrounds into the cult (01:20 - 07:57)
3. For the second day running more than 50 casual workers employed in the Trinidad and Tobago Government’s Unemployment Relief Programme (URP) have caused a measure of fear to shop owners in Port of Spain, because their colleague “sadman” was fired (07: 58 - 07:57)
4. There are signs that the de facto government in Haiti is becoming even more resistant to plans for the return of the deposed President Jean Bertrand Aristide (07:58 -13:46)