1. Eight of the ten political parties in the Netherlands Antilles agree to form a new Central Government Coalition that might be the last Federal Administration. Neil Nunes reports the two parties that will not join the new coalition government are: Prime Minister Miguel Pourier’s Antillean Restructuring Party, the PAR, and the People’s National Party. Sarah Westcot-Williams, Leader of Government on St. Martin outlines some key issues which should be part of the governing accord to be agreed on by the coalition members (00:00-01:51)
Bibliographic Details
| Main Authors: |
The British Broadcasting Corporation,
Niles, Bertram (anchor),
Nunes, Neil (correspondent),
Westcot-Williams, Sarah (speaker),
Richards, Ken (correspondent),
Douglas, Denzil (speaker),
Amory, Vance (speaker),
Gibbs, Neville (interviewee),
Warton, Trevor (interviewee),
Joseph, Emma (correspondent) |
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| Other Authors: |
The University of the West Indies |
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| Format: | Recording, oral
biblioteca
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| Language: | English |
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| Published: |
The British Broadcasting Corporation
2002-02-20
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| Subjects: | Coalition governments,
> Caribbean Netherlands,
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development,
> Tax havens,
> Antigua and Barbuda,
Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain, 1926-,
Anniversaries,
> Jamaica,
Royal visitors,
> Jamaica,
Muslims,
> Great Britain,
Religious militants,
> Great Britain,
September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001,
> Influence,
Immigrants,
> United States,
Deportation,
> United States,
Judgments,
> United States,
Children of immigrants,
> United States,
Haiti,
Trinidad and Tobago,
Inter-American Commission on Human Rights,
Organization of American States,
Economic assistance,
> Haiti,
Opposition (Political science),
> Violence against,
> Haiti,
Gonsalves, Ralph E.,
Weinstein, Jack B.,
Antillean Restructuring Party (Caribbean Netherlands),
People’s National Party (Caribbean Netherlands),
Regional integration,
> Caribbean Area,
Blacklists,
> Caribbean Area,
Abdullah el-Faisal,
Constitutional Reform Unit (Jamaica),
Free movement,
> Eastern Caribbean States, |
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/2139/46424
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