Caribbean Report 08-10-2001
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2001-10-08
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:21)
2. Some Caribbean leaders back United States raids in Afghanistan. Prime Minister Denzil Douglas and Dr Ralph Gonsalves are interviewed. Ken Richards reports (00:22-03:11)
3. Belize eyes approaching Hurricane Irish. Meterologist, Weather Center in Miami Richard Knabb and Prime Minister Said Musa are interviewed. Rosie Hayes reports (03:12-07:19)
4. Trinidad and Tobago's former Attorney General Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj believes the country's President has discretionary powers to remove Prime Minister Basdeo Panday from office. Tony Fraser reports (07:20-09:12)
5. Back to our top story, the launching by the United States of a second night of strikes against targets in Afghanistan. In the Caribbean Puerto Rico's Governor Sila Calderon called for calm as the American territory was activated to its highest state of alert in the wake of the raid on Afghanistan. Shannon Novak reports (09:13-11:04)
6. Grenada's Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell, the current chairman of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States hopes that the American attacks will not last long because of the serious effects they will have on regional economies. Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell is interviewed (11:05-14:11)
7. Mexico comfortably beats the Dominican Republic today to win a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (14:12-15:06)
2. Some Caribbean leaders back United States raids in Afghanistan. Prime Minister Denzil Douglas and Dr Ralph Gonsalves are interviewed. Ken Richards reports (00:22-03:11)
3. Belize eyes approaching Hurricane Irish. Meterologist, Weather Center in Miami Richard Knabb and Prime Minister Said Musa are interviewed. Rosie Hayes reports (03:12-07:19)
4. Trinidad and Tobago's former Attorney General Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj believes the country's President has discretionary powers to remove Prime Minister Basdeo Panday from office. Tony Fraser reports (07:20-09:12)
5. Back to our top story, the launching by the United States of a second night of strikes against targets in Afghanistan. In the Caribbean Puerto Rico's Governor Sila Calderon called for calm as the American territory was activated to its highest state of alert in the wake of the raid on Afghanistan. Shannon Novak reports (09:13-11:04)
6. Grenada's Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell, the current chairman of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States hopes that the American attacks will not last long because of the serious effects they will have on regional economies. Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell is interviewed (11:05-14:11)
7. Mexico comfortably beats the Dominican Republic today to win a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (14:12-15:06)