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Co-ordinated by the St. Vincent and the Grenadines Association of Toronto Inc., the event ran under the theme "One People, One Team, One Goal", a theme that Justice [Adrian Saunders] feels the Caribbean Court of Justice embodies. "Notwithstanding the multiplicity of flags and anthems in the region we are still one people. All of us, Caribbean people belong to one civilisation, it is essential that we in the Caribbean have ours (final court)," he said. The judge gave his audience a crash course in the functions of the CCJ, including resolving disputes rising out the Caricom Single Market and Economy , and acting as the final Court of Appeal for countries prepared to end their appeals to the British Privy Council.
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The twist of historical precedence comes amid other intriguing developments in the changing diplomatic and political arena in which Caribbean now finds itself. Although Washington's purported involvement appears to be a repetition of a familiar interventionist pattern, a close examination of developments in the wake of Aristide's downfall reveals a pronounced shift in the regular trajectory of US-Caribbean relations. Here, Thorburn explores Caribbean geopolitics.
...Haiti is one of the few countries in the world that recognizes Taiwan in continued o...The Caribbean Community's (Caricom) refusal to issue a joint statement with regard to... Taiwan in favor of China that Taiwanese flags adorned the homes of opposition supporters. Politi...
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... of policy, the Caribbean Community (Caricom) expressed in mid-July a desire to have Haiti retu... has never before had with the Caribbean countries, which have become spokespeople for the Haitian ca... became too involved with putting their flags on their own pet projects," she said. . But this t...
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This is a fact that's been pointed out by academics - like the noted historian and first prime minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Eric Williams, who wrote about it in his 1944 book "Capitalism and Slavery" - and by singers like the Calypsonian Mighty Sparrow, whose 1963 song "The Slave" lamented the fact that Blacks were still enslaved in the Caribbean, even after being emancipated from chattel slavery: "And dem times change in so many, many many ways/ Then one day somebody said Tree de bloody slaves'/ I was then/ Put out on the street/ Ah ha' no clothes, ha' no food and no place to sleep/ Worst of all/ Had no education, no particular ambition/ This I cannot conceal/ Forgot my native culture/ Ah lived like a vulture, from de white man ah had to steal. Trinidad and Tobago's representative...
... added that the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) recently tasked researchers at the University of ...They simply flew the flags of other countries on their ships to do so. Diouf,...
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... with their distinctive spires and colorful flags enliven the Surinamese landscape. . Thanks to heav..."It's so typical. In most other countries, like India, you have Hindus versus Muslims. Here,... be admitted into the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). It got a further boost last year, when veteran d...
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... and April, as the various Caribbean countries that compose most of the West Indian "imagined cri... of food, large radios, musical instruments, flags, and nonsponsors' alcohol from the stadiums-affect...Moreover, Caricom leaders thought they had found an opportunity thro...
