Caribbean Report 28-05-1996
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1996-05-28
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:30)
2. On day two of the Assembly of Caribbean Community Parliamentarians family unity and bonding are the order of the day. Jamaican Delegate Fitz Jackson, Trinidad and Tobago Delegate Camille Robinson-Regis and President Cheddi Jagan are interviewed (00:31-05:27)
3. Third World countries are to be hit as Britain blocks European Development efforts in the fight over beef. British Member of Parliament Bernie Grant, Overseas Aid Minister Linda Choka and European Commissioner Emma Bonino are interviewed (05:28-08:29)
4. A former prime minister of Suriname assesses Daisy Bouterse's future. Former Prime Minister Errol Alibux is interviewed (08:30-11:55)
5. The United States will tomorrow release the long awaited guidelines on how it intends to punish foreign companies who do business with Cuba (11:56-12:25)
6. A BBC survey shows tht black and Asian people in Britain think racism is on the increase. Nearly two thousand Afro-Caribbean, White and Asian people took part in the research. Duncan Kennedy reports (12:26-14:16)
7. Jamaican born javelin thrower Tessa Sanderson is getting set for an Olympic comeback (14:17-15:22)
2. On day two of the Assembly of Caribbean Community Parliamentarians family unity and bonding are the order of the day. Jamaican Delegate Fitz Jackson, Trinidad and Tobago Delegate Camille Robinson-Regis and President Cheddi Jagan are interviewed (00:31-05:27)
3. Third World countries are to be hit as Britain blocks European Development efforts in the fight over beef. British Member of Parliament Bernie Grant, Overseas Aid Minister Linda Choka and European Commissioner Emma Bonino are interviewed (05:28-08:29)
4. A former prime minister of Suriname assesses Daisy Bouterse's future. Former Prime Minister Errol Alibux is interviewed (08:30-11:55)
5. The United States will tomorrow release the long awaited guidelines on how it intends to punish foreign companies who do business with Cuba (11:56-12:25)
6. A BBC survey shows tht black and Asian people in Britain think racism is on the increase. Nearly two thousand Afro-Caribbean, White and Asian people took part in the research. Duncan Kennedy reports (12:26-14:16)
7. Jamaican born javelin thrower Tessa Sanderson is getting set for an Olympic comeback (14:17-15:22)