Caribbean Report 13-08-1996
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1996-08-13
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:26)
2. A commission in Montserrat to test public opinion about whether general elections should be held. Governor Frank Savage is interviewed (00:27-03:42)
3. With less than two years to go before Jamaica's general elections become constitutionally due the Ruling PNP is holding a slim lead in a recent opinion polls (03:43-04:33)
4. The Caribbean Tourism Organisation eyes Haiti. Secretary General of the Caribbean Tourism Organisation Mr Gene Holder is interviewed and Bertrand Niles reports (04:34-06:58)
5. Guyanese political analyst says the establishment of a Labour Desk to investigate claims of racial discrimination is long over due. Guyanese Political Analyst Freddie Kissoon is interviewed (06:59-08:09)
6. Saviour or dictator? Different views of Fidel Castro. Jamaican-based Cuban human rights activist Alina Brouwer is interviewed and Rosie Hayes reports (08:10-13:17)
7. St. Lucia is playing host to regional and international experts at a unique conference designed to come up with ways of saving the parrot. Dr Noel Snyder of the World Wildlife Trust International and St. Lucia's Chief Forestry Officer Brian James are interviewed. Pete Ninvalle reports 13:18-15:28)
2. A commission in Montserrat to test public opinion about whether general elections should be held. Governor Frank Savage is interviewed (00:27-03:42)
3. With less than two years to go before Jamaica's general elections become constitutionally due the Ruling PNP is holding a slim lead in a recent opinion polls (03:43-04:33)
4. The Caribbean Tourism Organisation eyes Haiti. Secretary General of the Caribbean Tourism Organisation Mr Gene Holder is interviewed and Bertrand Niles reports (04:34-06:58)
5. Guyanese political analyst says the establishment of a Labour Desk to investigate claims of racial discrimination is long over due. Guyanese Political Analyst Freddie Kissoon is interviewed (06:59-08:09)
6. Saviour or dictator? Different views of Fidel Castro. Jamaican-based Cuban human rights activist Alina Brouwer is interviewed and Rosie Hayes reports (08:10-13:17)
7. St. Lucia is playing host to regional and international experts at a unique conference designed to come up with ways of saving the parrot. Dr Noel Snyder of the World Wildlife Trust International and St. Lucia's Chief Forestry Officer Brian James are interviewed. Pete Ninvalle reports 13:18-15:28)