Caribbean Report 21-03-1996
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1996-03-21
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:50)
2. The United States says it is committed to helping democray in Haiti succeed. President Bill Clinton is interviewed and Chris Morris reports (00:51-02:58)
3. Miami's reputation as a premier aviation hub for the Caribbean and Latin America may be lost if Cuba were to carry out its repeated threat to close its airspace to US airlines. Also, the United States does not allow Cuba airplanes to fly over their country. Nicole Lewis reports (02:59-05:22)
4. South Africa and the West Indies at odds over the 2003 Cricket World Cup. Steve Camacho, West Indies Cricket Board of Control and President of the International Cricket Council Sir Clyde Walcott are interviewed (05:23-11:56)
5. In Guyana, operators of the Omai Gold Mine say that the safety problems have been ironed out. Colin Smith reports (11:57-13:01)
6. After several years of research the Caribbean English Dictionary has finally arrived. Professor Richard Allsopp, UWI, Barbados is interviewed (13:02-15:20)
2. The United States says it is committed to helping democray in Haiti succeed. President Bill Clinton is interviewed and Chris Morris reports (00:51-02:58)
3. Miami's reputation as a premier aviation hub for the Caribbean and Latin America may be lost if Cuba were to carry out its repeated threat to close its airspace to US airlines. Also, the United States does not allow Cuba airplanes to fly over their country. Nicole Lewis reports (02:59-05:22)
4. South Africa and the West Indies at odds over the 2003 Cricket World Cup. Steve Camacho, West Indies Cricket Board of Control and President of the International Cricket Council Sir Clyde Walcott are interviewed (05:23-11:56)
5. In Guyana, operators of the Omai Gold Mine say that the safety problems have been ironed out. Colin Smith reports (11:57-13:01)
6. After several years of research the Caribbean English Dictionary has finally arrived. Professor Richard Allsopp, UWI, Barbados is interviewed (13:02-15:20)