With the exclusion of Haiti,Air Max 1 Scontate, the Caribbean¨s local markets are small and therefore dependent on overseas markets for growth.Many Caribbean economies continue to be dominated by one or two traditional and in some instances weakening sectors such as energy, tourism and agriculture.To increase their competitiveness, public and private sectors of the Caribbean need to work collectively in developing business clusters.These clusters are expected to increase productivity allowing coいた

＾It is my view that P arliamentarians ne ed to do more work. And, I define work to be going out to the constituencies meeting with people, u nderstanding their concerns and articulating their concerns at a number of different levels.￣This view was expressed by Aubrey Norton, former People¨s National Congress Reform (PNC R) Parliamentaria n during a recent interview with this publication at his Plaisance, East Coast Demerara residence.Aubrey NortonNorton, a Member of Parliament during the Seventh an dいた

By Latoya Giles a nd Jenelle Carter?Foreign pathologist, Dr. Valery Alexandrov, a specialist in forensic and anatomic pathology, yesterday conducted a second post mortem, this time on the exhumed remains of Sangeeta Persaud, a West Bank Demerara teen.The Trinidad-based pathologist yesterday collected samples from various parts of Persaud¨s body in an effort to put all speculations to rest. There was some confusion about the cause of death. Initially, the view was that the child died of a botchedいた

By Michael Jord anAfter what had happened to Maxie, we knew we had to talk to somebody elderly. We went to Old Skeets, who¨d worked at sea a long time back. I guess he saw the fear in our eyes, and right away he took us to his living room and questioned us. In the end, we knew that he believed us. He seemed far away for a while, and then he said: ＾We got to go to the Blacka.￣I was terrified！I guess Maxie was, too, but Old Skeets said that it was something we had to do.The sun was beginning to setいた

? attracts protest by truckersTruckers and residents of the rice milling community of Burma, Mahaicony have vowed to intensify their p rotest action to press home their demands for a proper road.The protest actions commenced yesterday after a number of trucks laden with tons of rice got stuck in a deplorable sec tion of the road, effectively halting the smooth operations of the Saj Rice Mill.This truck was stuck for several hours in the muddy section of Burma Road.The situation has reached crisis いた