Caribbean Report 10-01-1992

Caribbean Report 10-01-1992

Reports are aired on the murder of three Cuban Revolutionary Guards and its impact on Cuba and the Cuban community in Miami. The difficulties, both political and economic, of the Surinamese government are also reported on as well as the economic improvement of the Guyanese economy. However there is another report on the frequent power outages of the Guyanese electricity company and the possible sale of the company to foreign interest. There is also news on the controversy of the tax waiver issue by the Shell Oil Company and the involvement of two Jamaican ministers of the Jamaican Labour Party. The final segment reports briefly on a meeting of banana producing countries.

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Main Authors: The British Broadcasting Corporation, Goffe, Leslie (anchor), Martin, Lionel (correspondent), Chardy, Alfonso (interviewee), Valdes, Umberto (interviewee), Binnendijk, Chandra van (correspondent), Todd, Gordon (interviewee), Baptiste, Sandra (correspondent), Greenidge, Carl (interviewee), Harding, Oswald (interviewee)
Other Authors: The University of the West Indies
Format: Recording, oral biblioteca
Language:English
Published: The British Broadcasting Corporation 1992-01-10
Subjects:Exiles, > Cuba., Surinam, > Economic conditions., Terrorism, > Cuba., Suriname, > Politics and government., Guyana, > Economic conditions., Guyana, > Power supply., Shell Oil Company., Politicians, > Corrupt practices, > Jamaica., Banana trade, > Latin America., Banana trade, > Caribbean Area., Cuban exiles., Jamaican politicians., Terrorist plots, > Cuba., Guyana Electricity Company.,
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/2139/11495
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Summary:Reports are aired on the murder of three Cuban Revolutionary Guards and its impact on Cuba and the Cuban community in Miami. The difficulties, both political and economic, of the Surinamese government are also reported on as well as the economic improvement of the Guyanese economy. However there is another report on the frequent power outages of the Guyanese electricity company and the possible sale of the company to foreign interest. There is also news on the controversy of the tax waiver issue by the Shell Oil Company and the involvement of two Jamaican ministers of the Jamaican Labour Party. The final segment reports briefly on a meeting of banana producing countries.

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