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The Caribbean in a global world

By:

Sanders, Sir Ronald

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [CCS] [Georgetown]GY 2009Description: 9 pAction note:

6/18/09 JOYD

Summary: Notes that the Dominican Republic has applied to become a member of CARICOM and that it is only the United States trade embargo against Cuba that prevents a structured relationship between Cuba and the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. Suggests that Puerto Rico may eventually become independent. Sees the media in all Caribbean countries playing an important role in creating people-to-people knowledge to break down ignorance and facilitate understanding. At the levels of government, the private sector and universities there will be need for dialogue and for developing partnerships.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Barcode
Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	01.02.05 R336san (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	0000000028162

Notes that the Dominican Republic has applied to become a member of CARICOM and that it is only the United States trade embargo against Cuba that prevents a structured relationship between Cuba and the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. Suggests that Puerto Rico may eventually become independent. Sees the media in all Caribbean countries playing an important role in creating people-to-people knowledge to break down ignorance and facilitate understanding. At the levels of government, the private sector and universities there will be need for dialogue and for developing partnerships.

6/18/09 JOYD

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