The Caribbean and its many mixed up worlds
A columnist surveys St Vincent and the wider Caribbean noting religious shifts from Baptists to Methodists, voodoo traditions, and a complex mix of political systems across the region. The piece discusses colonial legacies, language divides, and rising American influence shaping independence and economic trends amid tensions with Venezuela and neighboring states.
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Caribbean instability and economic pressures loom large
The article discusses instability in Caribbean English speaking territories, citing Trinidad and Barbados as examples of weak industrial growth and high unemployment. It notes tourism as a hope but warns of imported goods and high tourist pricing risking social and political tension, with US involvement possible in Haitian and Dominican crises.
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Henice
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Errol Barrow
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Dritinh
Itas
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United Shaer
Florida
Alandarde Sind
Bereaudi
St Kitts
Haiti
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