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CARICOM Leaders meeting with VP Harris provides opportunity to advance Caribbean security

  CARICOM Leaders meeting with VP Harris provides opportunity to advance Caribbean security Ambassador Curtis A. Ward (30 May 2023) — The Caribbean region, which is sometimes referred to as the Caribbean Basin, is defined conveniently according to the geopolitical and security interests of the United States. While there are similarities to be found in the problems besetting the wider Caribbean Basin which includes the countries of Central America, the islands of the Caribbean, and...

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Imperialism and Neo-Colonialism must Be Destroyed!  Africans Stand Ready for the Revolution

Imperialism and Neo-Colonialism must Be Destroyed!  Africans Stand Ready for the Revolution Most Hon. P. J. Patterson, Former Prime Minister of Jamaica   AFRICAN LIBERATION DAY MESSAGE 2023 (25 May 2023) — The P. J. Patterson Institute for African Caribbean Advocacy is delighted to join in a proud and glorious salute as we celebrate Africa Liberation Day on May 25th.  For the past 60 years, it has been the day on which Africans globally celebrate their heritage and struggles over...

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If the U.S. wants to help Haiti, stop illicit gun trafficking from Florida

If the U.S. wants to help Haiti, stop illicit gun trafficking from Florida Ambassador Curtis A. Ward (23 May 2023) — The situation in Haiti is perilously close to that of a failed state with very little hope of redemption. But there is still a path to stabilizing the country, bringing relief to the people of Haiti, ensuring human security for all the people of Haiti, and setting the country on a path to sustainable development. There has been and will be a lot of talk about helping Haiti...

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What the diaspora is saying about Jamaica constitutional reform: Forum Outcome

What the diaspora is saying about Jamaica constitutional reform: Forum Outcome Ambassador Curtis A. Ward The Jamaican diaspora deliberately or inadvertently omitted by Prime Minister Andrew Holness when he named the Constitution Reform Committee to undertake an historic review of the Jamaican constitution invoked great disappointment and dissatisfaction within Jamaican diaspora communities across the world. A plethora of voices in the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States, where...

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Inclusion + Belongingness = Respect for UK Diaspora Jamaicans: What the Diaspora is Saying about Constitutional Reform

Inclusion + Belongingness = Respect for UK Diaspora Jamaicans: What the Diaspora is Saying about Constitutional Reform Doirean Wilson, PhD In readiness of Jamaica’s quest to become a republic by the year 2025, there are several key things that the Constitutional Reform Committee (CRC), charged with helping to ensure that this national government objective is achieved, would be advised to consider. Namely, the voice of the Jamaican people extends far beyond this beautiful “Island in the...