Caribbean Report 02-07-2001
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2001-07-02
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:31)
2. Caricom leaders to work towards a common market, a new Supreme Court and a battle plan for AIDS. Also Caricom may have to intervene to stop a diplomatic row from brewing over a Venezuelan claim to Aves Island. Ken Richards reports (00:32-03:20)
3. Breakthrough in Haiti's political stalemate as an agreement is reached on the composition of a new Electoral Council. Michael Norton reports (03:21-07:04)
4. European Union today welcomed the lifting of sanctions imposed on their goods by the United States since 1999. Emma Joseph reports (07:05-08:48)
5. Guyana's President Bharrat Jagdeo accuses the Opposition of playing politics with the country's crime situation. President Bharrat Jagdeo is interviewed and Orin Gordon reports (08:49-12:45)
6. Recent demands for better treatment and a radical re-organisation of the World Trade Organisation to reflect the concerns of small and vulnerable states have not fallen on deaf ears. Mark Savage and Chris Sinckler report (12:46-15:38)
2. Caricom leaders to work towards a common market, a new Supreme Court and a battle plan for AIDS. Also Caricom may have to intervene to stop a diplomatic row from brewing over a Venezuelan claim to Aves Island. Ken Richards reports (00:32-03:20)
3. Breakthrough in Haiti's political stalemate as an agreement is reached on the composition of a new Electoral Council. Michael Norton reports (03:21-07:04)
4. European Union today welcomed the lifting of sanctions imposed on their goods by the United States since 1999. Emma Joseph reports (07:05-08:48)
5. Guyana's President Bharrat Jagdeo accuses the Opposition of playing politics with the country's crime situation. President Bharrat Jagdeo is interviewed and Orin Gordon reports (08:49-12:45)
6. Recent demands for better treatment and a radical re-organisation of the World Trade Organisation to reflect the concerns of small and vulnerable states have not fallen on deaf ears. Mark Savage and Chris Sinckler report (12:46-15:38)