Caribbean Report 16-02-2001
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2001-02-16
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:27)
2. World Trade Head Mike Moore and Haiti's President Jean-Bertrand Aristide dialogue with Caricom leaders. Cable & Wireless agrees on further negotiations with OECS countries including St. Lucia. OECS Chairman Keith Mitchell and Chief Executive Office of Cable & Wireless Plc in Britain Graham Wallace are interviewed. Bertrand Niles and Barnaby Mason and Debbie Ransome report (00:28-08:24)
3. What some Trinidadians now think about their country's President. Trinidad and Tobago business community says it is relieved at the President's decision to end the impasse with government. Trinidadian's are interviewed and Tony Fraser reports (08:25-11:32)
4. Dominica's Speaker in Parliament has been defending her record ahead of the motion of no confidence the Opposition United Workers Party wants to move against her. Speaker Alise Boyd Knights is interviewed (11:33-14:38)
5. Cuban authorities have accused the United States of fostering terrorism by compensating the families of three pilots shot down by Cuba in 1996 (14:39-15:25)
2. World Trade Head Mike Moore and Haiti's President Jean-Bertrand Aristide dialogue with Caricom leaders. Cable & Wireless agrees on further negotiations with OECS countries including St. Lucia. OECS Chairman Keith Mitchell and Chief Executive Office of Cable & Wireless Plc in Britain Graham Wallace are interviewed. Bertrand Niles and Barnaby Mason and Debbie Ransome report (00:28-08:24)
3. What some Trinidadians now think about their country's President. Trinidad and Tobago business community says it is relieved at the President's decision to end the impasse with government. Trinidadian's are interviewed and Tony Fraser reports (08:25-11:32)
4. Dominica's Speaker in Parliament has been defending her record ahead of the motion of no confidence the Opposition United Workers Party wants to move against her. Speaker Alise Boyd Knights is interviewed (11:33-14:38)
5. Cuban authorities have accused the United States of fostering terrorism by compensating the families of three pilots shot down by Cuba in 1996 (14:39-15:25)