The
George F.L. Charles Foundation in association with the Faculty
of Law of the University of the West Indies reminds the public
of the important public discussion on the EU-CARIFORUM Economic
Partnership Agreement. The event takes place on
Tuesday, March 11th at the NIC Conference Centre beginning
at 7:30 pm.
As
a child I was always able to tell the differences in the people
around me. I think most children can do this especially
when those differences are as stark as say between a man and
a woman or a boy and a girl. I learnt later that physical
appearances are important points of identification and are
to be taken seriously especially where the society dictates
that this should be done.
That
event had been long overdue in Saint Lucia. The arrangements
were beautifully and professionally planned; it was in their
execution that there were some short-falls. I have
said it before that anyone wanting to put on an event of that
nature must have people with a theatrical background to assist.
We see such things on television from the U. S. A.,
I
write in response to the article ‘Prophets in their
own countries” carried in the 1 March 2008 weekend edition
of the VOICE. While I will ascribe no sinister motive
to the said article I would state that the writer clearly
missed the point of the substantive debate over Mr. Mondesir.
It has never been about his ability to practise here,
The
most recent attempt in St. Lucia to use banana farmers and
certain unscrupulous Trade Unionists - politicians to side
step the most important challenges facing the local industry
should not surprise anyone given the quality and character
of those few opportunistic individuals who are still well
placed to create mischief aimed mostly at hiding their own
crookedness.
We
have listened and observed the barrage of accusations against
the acting commissioner of Police and disgust is the only
fair interpretation one can find to describe the turn of events.
Mr Broughton and his team were brought to St Lucia
for a real reason.To instil some discipline
and assist the St Lucia Police Force to become more official
in their duties.
The
race for the Democratic nomination continues unabated and
too close to call, but issues pursued by both Candidates,
though similar in some respects, remained loaded with political
spin. Obama is extremely personable with the gift
of the gab and has struck a note of CHANGE AT THE HELM which
a vast number of Americans appreciate,
Your
article in the “Voice” of 26th Feb. on yachting
sector support may have caused some of your readers to draw
conclusions which may be at variance with the current state
of the industry. The following will hopefully provide some
clarification. Following the submission of the ECLAC
report (2002) on sustainable marine based tourism (yachting),
The
George F.L. Charles Foundation in association with the Faculty
of Law of the University of the West Indies reminds the public
of the important public discussion on the EU-CARIFORUM Economic
Partnership Agreement. The event takes place on
Tuesday, March 11th at the NIC Conference Centre beginning
at 7:30 pm. 
As
a child I was always able to tell the differences in the people
around me. I think most children can do this especially
when those differences are as stark as say between a man and
a woman or a boy and a girl. I learnt later that physical
appearances are important points of identification and are
to be taken seriously especially where the society dictates
that this should be done. 
That
event had been long overdue in Saint Lucia. The arrangements
were beautifully and professionally planned; it was in their
execution that there were some short-falls. I have
said it before that anyone wanting to put on an event of that
nature must have people with a theatrical background to assist.
We see such things on television from the U. S. A., 
We
have listened and observed the barrage of accusations against
the acting commissioner of Police and disgust is the only
fair interpretation one can find to describe the turn of events.
Mr Broughton and his team were brought to St Lucia
for a real reason. To instil some discipline
and assist the St Lucia Police Force to become more official
in their duties. 
