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CAS­TRIES, St Lu­cia, Jul 6 (CMC) – Ja­maica’s Prime Min­is­ter An­drew Hol­ness says that while his coun­try is not seek­ing to over­turn the de­ci­sion of re­gion­al lead­ers to reap­point Dr Car­la Bar­nett as Sec­re­tary Gen­er­al of the Caribbean Com­mu­ni­ty (CARI­COM), it re­mains “con­cerned that the ap­proach tak­en has nei­ther re­solved the mat­ter nor pro­mot­ed the spir­it and goals of the Re­vised Treaty of Ch­aguara­mas”.

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Nancy Mollineau, aunt of Adin Baptiste, of Basse Terre Village, Moruga, speaks about his tragic death yesterday morning.

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Murder convict Nicholas Rampersad, centre, stands outside the Hall of Justice in Port-of-Spain with his lawyers Michelle Ali, right, and Kameika Peters, after being placed on a bond when he was re-sentenced last week.

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