The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has taken note of the protests taking place in Cuba brought about by socio-economic challenges, further exacerbated by the effects of the Covid 19 pandemic and the impact of natural hazards. The Community calls for the cessation of violence and vandalism and for a return to calm and peaceful assembly and […]
April 30, 2021 – Prime Minister, Dr. the Right Honourable Keith Mitchell has expressed concern for the well-being of the nation’s students who were left unsupervised when some teachers were engaged in protest action. In the continuing clamour for the immediate payment of the 4% salary increase due to them and other public officers for […]
Joint reflexions by United Nations Senior African Officials (*) A desperate yearning for a long-departed mother. Reaching deep from the bowels of fragile humanity. Grasping for breath. Begging for mercy. The entire world heard the tragic cry. The family of nations saw his face pounded against the harsh tarmac. Unbearable pain in broad daylight. A […]
Statement in response to today’s protest outside U.S. Embassy Grenada in L’Anse Aux Epines, by Principal Officer Karl Duckworth. “Guided by our founding principles of freedom and equality and our Constitutional charge to form a more perfect union, the United States supports free speech and peaceful assembly. We are committed to accountability and the elimination of […]
Amidst the crisis between the Government and the Trade Unions, students of the St David Catholic Secondary School (SDCS) and many other secondary schools were out to protest. A quiet protest was held at the St David’s Catholic School grounds on Thursday around 9:30 am. Since the Grenada Union of Teachers (GUT) took strike actions, […]
