Caribbean Report 07-02-2001
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2001-02-07
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:25)
2. Haiti's friends and the Opposition snub the presidential inauguration. President of the Christian Movement in Haiti Luc Mesadieu is interviewed. Michael Norton and Emma Joseph report (00:26-06:07)
3. Issue of the explosion of overseas-based Montserratians from voting in the general elections is again out in the open. They cannot vote in the elections of April 02, 2001. Manager of the Montserrat Community Support Trust in London Lazelle Howes and Government Press Officer Cecil Cassell are interviewed (06:08-09:00)
4. Lazelle Howes says that most residents like her who live in the United Kingdom remained connected to Montserrat. Lazelle Howes is interviewed (09:01-10:42)
5. European Union has agreed to further modification of plans that could allow some of the world's poorest countries to gain duty free access to the market. It can be anything but armed initiatives. Countries such as Haiti and possibly Guyana could have benefitted from the scheme (10:43-11:14)
6. Deportation from the United States are at a record high. Leslie Goffe reports (11:15-13:29)
7. Why the Dominican authorities told an airliner take your garbage with you. Debbie Ransome reports (13:30-16:20)
2. Haiti's friends and the Opposition snub the presidential inauguration. President of the Christian Movement in Haiti Luc Mesadieu is interviewed. Michael Norton and Emma Joseph report (00:26-06:07)
3. Issue of the explosion of overseas-based Montserratians from voting in the general elections is again out in the open. They cannot vote in the elections of April 02, 2001. Manager of the Montserrat Community Support Trust in London Lazelle Howes and Government Press Officer Cecil Cassell are interviewed (06:08-09:00)
4. Lazelle Howes says that most residents like her who live in the United Kingdom remained connected to Montserrat. Lazelle Howes is interviewed (09:01-10:42)
5. European Union has agreed to further modification of plans that could allow some of the world's poorest countries to gain duty free access to the market. It can be anything but armed initiatives. Countries such as Haiti and possibly Guyana could have benefitted from the scheme (10:43-11:14)
6. Deportation from the United States are at a record high. Leslie Goffe reports (11:15-13:29)
7. Why the Dominican authorities told an airliner take your garbage with you. Debbie Ransome reports (13:30-16:20)