Caribbean Report 28-02-1994
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1994-02-28
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1. Headlines with Carol Orr (00:00-00:24)
2. President of the Caribbean Association of Industry and Commerce, Yesu Persad agrees it would be suicidal for single Caribbean nations to attempt to join NAFTA without the rest of the CARICOM (02:25-04:39)
3. Director of the Women and Development Organization in UWI, Barbados, Peggy Antrobus feels the entire western approach to free trade is misguided and world trade can only be developed through a holistic approach (04:40-05:30)
4. Former Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley is to lead a Commonwealth observer team to monitor the first democratic elections in South Africa (05:31-05:56)
5. Guyanese President Jagan looks at solving crime which refusing to go away (05:57-07:52)
6. The Queen is to arrive in Jamaican, it’s the fifth stop on her tour of the Caribbean. While in the Caribbean she expects to strengthen links while there she will address the parliament and meet students at the UWI Mona Campus. The reactions to the Queen’s visit is mixed (07:53-10:11)
7. Jamaica’s elite police squad was established to combat the high crime rate but the squad has been accused of being executioners and acting outside their authority. Correspondent Caroline Turiff accompanies members while on patrol (10:12-14:15)
8. Wrap up ant theme music (14:16-14:45)
2. President of the Caribbean Association of Industry and Commerce, Yesu Persad agrees it would be suicidal for single Caribbean nations to attempt to join NAFTA without the rest of the CARICOM (02:25-04:39)
3. Director of the Women and Development Organization in UWI, Barbados, Peggy Antrobus feels the entire western approach to free trade is misguided and world trade can only be developed through a holistic approach (04:40-05:30)
4. Former Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley is to lead a Commonwealth observer team to monitor the first democratic elections in South Africa (05:31-05:56)
5. Guyanese President Jagan looks at solving crime which refusing to go away (05:57-07:52)
6. The Queen is to arrive in Jamaican, it’s the fifth stop on her tour of the Caribbean. While in the Caribbean she expects to strengthen links while there she will address the parliament and meet students at the UWI Mona Campus. The reactions to the Queen’s visit is mixed (07:53-10:11)
7. Jamaica’s elite police squad was established to combat the high crime rate but the squad has been accused of being executioners and acting outside their authority. Correspondent Caroline Turiff accompanies members while on patrol (10:12-14:15)
8. Wrap up ant theme music (14:16-14:45)