Caribbean Report 19-05-2000
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| Subjects: | Civil unrest - - Fiji, Fiji - - Politics and government, Human rights - - Cuba, Cuba - - Foreign relations - - European Union, Cuba- - Foreign relations - - Caribbean Area, Elections - - Haiti, Deportation - - United States, Criminals - - United States, United States - - Foreign relation - - Caribbean Area, United States - - Emigration and Immigration, Aliens - - United States, Labor disputes - - Grenada, |
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oai:oai:uwispace.sta.uwi.edu:2139:2139-482602019-11-25T19:02:20Z Caribbean Report 19-05-2000 The British Broadcasting Corporation Gordon, Orin (anchor) Gulhane, Nikita (correspondent) Laurent, Edwin (interviewee) Odlum, George (interviewee) Marville, Orlando (correspondent) Ninvalle, Pete (correspondent) The University of the West Indies Civil unrest - - Fiji Fiji - - Politics and government Human rights - - Cuba Cuba - - Foreign relations - - European Union Cuba- - Foreign relations - - Caribbean Area Elections - - Haiti Deportation - - United States Criminals - - United States United States - - Foreign relation - - Caribbean Area United States - - Emigration and Immigration Aliens - - United States Labor disputes - - Grenada 1. Headlines: (00:00-00:26) 2. Fiji has woken up to another day under siege as gunmen trying to overthrow the government continue to hold the Prime Ministers and Members of Parliament hostage. In Suva, hundreds of shops have smashed and glass litter the streets. Heavy smoke from fires lit by looters blanketed the city. (00:27-04:16) 3. George Odlum, St Lucian Foreign Minister, had said yesterday that CARICOM countries should refuse to sign the Suva Convention to protest against the withdrawal of Cuba’s application for ACP membership. He now calls it a knee jerk reaction. Europe raised concern over Cuba’s human rights record, and Cuba withdrew its application in protest. (04:17-08:03) 4. Voters in Haiti are preparing for general and local elections on Sunday. Most major problems have been resolved, except for the city of Jeremie which might see its election exercise delayed for a short time. (08:04-11:24) 5. Washington’s policy of deporting criminals to the Caribbean is being supported by the US embassy in Barbados. Barbados, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago are among the Caribbean countries speaking out against the deportation of criminals to their countries, as this practice has increased the national crime rates. (11:25-13:44) 6. Grenada’s teachers returned to work today, after being on sick-out to get the government to pay them a 17% increase. Those affected by the sick-out, particularly students preparing for exams, have been voicing their concerns, as there are reports that there may be a full strike next week. (13:45-15:24) 2019-11-25T19:02:19Z 2019-11-25T19:02:19Z 2000-05-19 Recording, oral CAR3107 http://hdl.handle.net/2139/48260 en The BBC Caribbean Archives Collection 1988 - 2011 Copyright British Broadcasting Corporation Access to this collection is available on site at the Main Library, Mona Campus (main.library@uwimona.edu.jm), Jamaica and The Alma Jordan Library (wimail@sta.uwi.edu), St. Augustine Campus, Trinidad and Tobago. Stereo 192 bit rate MP3;44,100 Mega bits;16 bit 15 min. 24 sec. Sound, mp3 audio/mpeg3 Caribbean Area. The British Broadcasting Corporation |
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Civil unrest - - Fiji Fiji - - Politics and government Human rights - - Cuba Cuba - - Foreign relations - - European Union Cuba- - Foreign relations - - Caribbean Area Elections - - Haiti Deportation - - United States Criminals - - United States United States - - Foreign relation - - Caribbean Area United States - - Emigration and Immigration Aliens - - United States Labor disputes - - Grenada Civil unrest - - Fiji Fiji - - Politics and government Human rights - - Cuba Cuba - - Foreign relations - - European Union Cuba- - Foreign relations - - Caribbean Area Elections - - Haiti Deportation - - United States Criminals - - United States United States - - Foreign relation - - Caribbean Area United States - - Emigration and Immigration Aliens - - United States Labor disputes - - Grenada |
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Civil unrest - - Fiji Fiji - - Politics and government Human rights - - Cuba Cuba - - Foreign relations - - European Union Cuba- - Foreign relations - - Caribbean Area Elections - - Haiti Deportation - - United States Criminals - - United States United States - - Foreign relation - - Caribbean Area United States - - Emigration and Immigration Aliens - - United States Labor disputes - - Grenada Civil unrest - - Fiji Fiji - - Politics and government Human rights - - Cuba Cuba - - Foreign relations - - European Union Cuba- - Foreign relations - - Caribbean Area Elections - - Haiti Deportation - - United States Criminals - - United States United States - - Foreign relation - - Caribbean Area United States - - Emigration and Immigration Aliens - - United States Labor disputes - - Grenada The British Broadcasting Corporation Gordon, Orin (anchor) Gulhane, Nikita (correspondent) Laurent, Edwin (interviewee) Odlum, George (interviewee) Marville, Orlando (correspondent) Ninvalle, Pete (correspondent) Caribbean Report 19-05-2000 |
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