Caribbean Report 24-04-1991
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2014-07-22
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1. Headlines by Pat Whitehorne (00:00 – 00:33)
2. Dominica's Prime Minister Eugenia Charles is adamant that internal rows between St. Lucia and Barbados over air services to Britain will not threaten the region’s unit as she spoke to Pete Nimvalle about this issue. She supports the unification of the Windward Islands which she believes would bring greater cohesion in the region (00:34-03:20)
3. If the Caribbean is to establish itself with economic giants, a lot is expected of the private business sector. Over the last week, the West Indian Commission held meetings in Britain with residents who have Caribbean linkages. They claim that there is need for greater contact and interaction. Residents such as Mark Mantop and Dawn Moore share their views on how this connectivity could be tightened (03:21 -14:25)
4. Pat Whitehorne concludes broadcast (14:26-14:47)
2. Dominica's Prime Minister Eugenia Charles is adamant that internal rows between St. Lucia and Barbados over air services to Britain will not threaten the region’s unit as she spoke to Pete Nimvalle about this issue. She supports the unification of the Windward Islands which she believes would bring greater cohesion in the region (00:34-03:20)
3. If the Caribbean is to establish itself with economic giants, a lot is expected of the private business sector. Over the last week, the West Indian Commission held meetings in Britain with residents who have Caribbean linkages. They claim that there is need for greater contact and interaction. Residents such as Mark Mantop and Dawn Moore share their views on how this connectivity could be tightened (03:21 -14:25)
4. Pat Whitehorne concludes broadcast (14:26-14:47)