Caribbean Report 01-03-1996
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1996-03-01
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The British Broadcasting Corporation
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1. Headlines (00:00-00:28)
2. The United States warns Cuba against the attempt to disrupt a plan protest at sea tomorrow. United States Coast David French and Arnaldo Inglesias, Brothers to the Rescue are interviewed (00:29-02:31)
3. Canada rallies to keep the UN peace keeping mission going in Haiti. Leslie Goffe reports (02:32-04:02)
4. Early results from an investigation into the crash of an airline Boeing 757 off the coast of the Dominican Republic last month suggest forty instruments were to blame (04:03-04:33)
5. In St. Lucia, the opposition Labour Party appears likely to reject calls to join other parties for a united opposition to the ruling UWP. Velon John, St. Lucia Labour Party is interviewed and Pete Ninvalle reports (04:34-06:34)
6. Ministers in the Turks and Caicos Islands are waiting for a response to a petition they have sent to the British government. They are calling for the removal of the governor. Journalist Brian Fenton of the Daily Telegraph is interviewed (06:35-09:39)
7. The West Indies cricket team is battered in the British press after being humiliated by Kenya. Former West Indies Cricketer Conrad Hunte and Kenya Captain Maurice Odumbe are interviewed (09:40-15:21)
2. The United States warns Cuba against the attempt to disrupt a plan protest at sea tomorrow. United States Coast David French and Arnaldo Inglesias, Brothers to the Rescue are interviewed (00:29-02:31)
3. Canada rallies to keep the UN peace keeping mission going in Haiti. Leslie Goffe reports (02:32-04:02)
4. Early results from an investigation into the crash of an airline Boeing 757 off the coast of the Dominican Republic last month suggest forty instruments were to blame (04:03-04:33)
5. In St. Lucia, the opposition Labour Party appears likely to reject calls to join other parties for a united opposition to the ruling UWP. Velon John, St. Lucia Labour Party is interviewed and Pete Ninvalle reports (04:34-06:34)
6. Ministers in the Turks and Caicos Islands are waiting for a response to a petition they have sent to the British government. They are calling for the removal of the governor. Journalist Brian Fenton of the Daily Telegraph is interviewed (06:35-09:39)
7. The West Indies cricket team is battered in the British press after being humiliated by Kenya. Former West Indies Cricketer Conrad Hunte and Kenya Captain Maurice Odumbe are interviewed (09:40-15:21)