There is division in Jamaica over the government's plan to extend states of emergency, or SOEs as they are commonly called, to fight an upsurge in violent crime in that country. Murders there are now well past the 1000 mark and Prime Minister Andrew Holness has argued that the SOEs are needed, having secured the approval of the House of assembly to get a 46 day extension of the measure in seven parishes.
Attorney at Law, Andrew Pilgrim speaks at a forum on crime on the need to help persons in some situations.
Barbados was represented at the annual meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. The advisor to the Primister shared why it...
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