Caribbean Report 09-06-1989
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1989-06-09
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:39)
2. In the wake of European Single Market, Dominican PM Eugenia Charles persuades leaders in Europe of the importance of the Banana industry to the Caribbean as prices from competitors could be cheaper. Interview with PM Eugenia Charles (00:45-03:44)
3. Under Secretary of State in the British Home Office, Douglas Hagg is impressed with the rehabilitation work done with drug addicts in the Bahamas. Interview with Douglas Hagg (03:51-07:19)
4. PM Charles discuses a loan from the Italian government to develop a Spa to promote health tourism. (07:20-09:47)
5. Ben Johnson’s doctor takes the stand for the fourth day as he defends himself under cross examination by his own lawyers. Interview with Jamie Estaphan (10:06-11:59)
6. Unity is back on the political agenda as St. Vincent’s elections are over. PM Eugenia Charles elaborates on the issue of Unity among the Caribbean islands. Interview with PM Charles (12:00-14:40)
2. In the wake of European Single Market, Dominican PM Eugenia Charles persuades leaders in Europe of the importance of the Banana industry to the Caribbean as prices from competitors could be cheaper. Interview with PM Eugenia Charles (00:45-03:44)
3. Under Secretary of State in the British Home Office, Douglas Hagg is impressed with the rehabilitation work done with drug addicts in the Bahamas. Interview with Douglas Hagg (03:51-07:19)
4. PM Charles discuses a loan from the Italian government to develop a Spa to promote health tourism. (07:20-09:47)
5. Ben Johnson’s doctor takes the stand for the fourth day as he defends himself under cross examination by his own lawyers. Interview with Jamie Estaphan (10:06-11:59)
6. Unity is back on the political agenda as St. Vincent’s elections are over. PM Eugenia Charles elaborates on the issue of Unity among the Caribbean islands. Interview with PM Charles (12:00-14:40)